Re: stg v2

["Keith Rumley" <dscadcam-at-yahoo.com>]

Model 1 port_d is setup differently that Model 2's (At least the bit
direction set offsets are different) If in one of your builds Model 1 is
defined, you'll for sure have problems with port d.

Can't say I've been too successful myself with routing auxiliary I/O through
the stg at this point.

Some code changes to my original BDI were doubling buffer stack sizes in
extstgmot.c (re: Ray's EMC startup-lockup bug fix suggestion), defining
NO_INDEX_PULSE in stg2.c for my encoders, adding a stg_v2_8axis.o to
emc.run files, (note position of the '8'. The original source is
stg_v2_axis8.c, while the module is stg_v2_8axis.o)

My setup is running the stg_v2_8axis.o with limits, homes, amp functions
re-addressed to fit on a 16 I/O Grayhill board.

- Keith


----- Original Message -----
From: "Till Franitza" <audiflitzer-at-gmx.de>
To: "Multiple recipients of list" <emc-at-nist.gov>
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 8:48 AM
Subject: stg v2


> I kept wondering why port d din't work all the time.
> For three axes everything is fine though the initialization routine is
never
> ever executed.




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