[ Vfdmod ] An easy VFD control over MODBUS RTU
17 Apr 2020 22:28 #164349
by aekhv
Replied by aekhv on topic [ Vfdmod ] not control
It seems communication settings wrong (error code 110), check parameters in RS485 group. And please show your ini file here.
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17 Apr 2020 22:47 #164351
by COFHAL
Replied by COFHAL on topic [ Vfdmod ] not control
Attachment m INI file and the DEBUG serial USB
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17 Apr 2020 23:32 - 17 Apr 2020 23:34 #164355
by aekhv
Replied by aekhv on topic [ Vfdmod ] not control
In debug output I see everything is fine, there is no modbus errors, so communication MUST be established and error count MUST be zero. But in your previous screenshot error count is not zero, is that screenshot was made with different (wrong) config?
If connection established (I guest it is so) but start/stop commands are not working, then check signal names in main HAL file:
Are these signals exist?
If connection established (I guest it is so) but start/stop commands are not working, then check signal names in main HAL file:
spindle-speed-cmd (correct name may be spindle-speed-cmd-abs)
spindle-cw.spindle-forward
spindle-ccw.spindle-reverse
Are these signals exist?
Last edit: 17 Apr 2020 23:34 by aekhv.
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19 Apr 2020 06:12 - 19 Apr 2020 06:17 #164596
by aekhv
Replied by aekhv on topic [ Vfdmod ] An easy VFD control over MODBUS RTU
I see someone changed the title of this topic to "[ Vfdmod ] not control". Is it joke or I did something wrong? How can I fix it?
* updated *
Fixed by itself after my reply! Probably some kind of bug...
* updated *
Fixed by itself after my reply! Probably some kind of bug...
Last edit: 19 Apr 2020 06:17 by aekhv.
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19 Apr 2020 11:39 #164624
by tommylight
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Someone else changed the subject when they replied, but when the original poster replies it goes back to the original subject.
It has been mentioned here several times not to change the subject when replying.
It has been mentioned here several times not to change the subject when replying.
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20 Apr 2020 14:55 #164865
by COFHAL
Replied by COFHAL on topic [ Vfdmod ] not control
It is not clear to me. I am enclosing my hal file for you to verify.
Another question: do these instructions go in the main hal file or custom.hal:?
net spindle-speed-cmd => vfdmod.spindle.rpm-in
net spindle-at-speed <= vfdmod.spindle.at-speed
net spindle-cw motion.spindle-forward => vfdmod.spindle.run-forward
net spindle-ccw motion.spindle-reverse => vfdmod.spindle.run-reverse
Can you post your main hal file for comparison?
Another question: do these instructions go in the main hal file or custom.hal:?
net spindle-speed-cmd => vfdmod.spindle.rpm-in
net spindle-at-speed <= vfdmod.spindle.at-speed
net spindle-cw motion.spindle-forward => vfdmod.spindle.run-forward
net spindle-ccw motion.spindle-reverse => vfdmod.spindle.run-reverse
Can you post your main hal file for comparison?
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20 Apr 2020 15:24 #164868
by COFHAL
Replied by COFHAL on topic [ Vfdmod ] not control
When checking again, and executing a g code, there is control of the VDF, that is, it starts adjusting the speed and when it finishes executing the g code, it stops. But it is not possible to control it from the MDI.
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21 Apr 2020 01:27 - 21 Apr 2020 01:28 #164909
by aekhv
Where is no strong instruction how HAL pins should be connected, because depending of LinuxCNC version (I mean Stepconf & Pncconf version when you created your machine configuration) HAL pin & signal names can be different, what's why my HAL file may be useless for you.
Ok, I guess I know what you should to try:
1. Find and uncomment this line in your main HAL file:
2. Add to your custom.hal these lines:
Replied by aekhv on topic [ Vfdmod ] An easy VFD control over MODBUS RTU
It is not clear to me. I am enclosing my hal file for you to verify.
Another question: do these instructions go in the main hal file or custom.hal:?
net spindle-speed-cmd => vfdmod.spindle.rpm-in
net spindle-at-speed <= vfdmod.spindle.at-speed
net spindle-cw motion.spindle-forward => vfdmod.spindle.run-forward
net spindle-ccw motion.spindle-reverse => vfdmod.spindle.run-reverse
Can you post your main hal file for comparison?
Where is no strong instruction how HAL pins should be connected, because depending of LinuxCNC version (I mean Stepconf & Pncconf version when you created your machine configuration) HAL pin & signal names can be different, what's why my HAL file may be useless for you.
Ok, I guess I know what you should to try:
1. Find and uncomment this line in your main HAL file:
#net spindle-at-speed => spindle.0.at-speed
2. Add to your custom.hal these lines:
# Add these lines after 'loadusr -W vfdmod ...'
net spindle-vel-cmd-rpm => vfdmod.spindle.rpm-in
net spindle-at-speed <= vfdmod.spindle.at-speed
net spindle-cw => vfdmod.spindle.run-forward
net spindle-ccw => vfdmod.spindle.run-reverse
Last edit: 21 Apr 2020 01:28 by aekhv.
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18 May 2020 06:21 #168126
by aekhv
Replied by aekhv on topic [ Vfdmod ] An easy VFD control over MODBUS RTU
Documentation moved to Github Wiki:
github.com/aekhv/vfdmod/wiki
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07 Jun 2020 13:19 #170476
by aekhv
Replied by aekhv on topic [ Vfdmod ] An easy VFD control over MODBUS RTU
DEB packages also moved to GitHub: github.com/aekhv/vfdmod/releases
P.S. Build for Armbian Buster (armhf) added to releases, so vfdmod is ready to work with Orange Pi !
P.S. Build for Armbian Buster (armhf) added to releases, so vfdmod is ready to work with Orange Pi !
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