Open jinyistudio534 opened 7 months ago
Well, one can do all kinds of inputs and outputs. E.g. For the EL6022 there is a 23 byte buffer input and output. Also the serial device in serial.py uses it, an example on how to use buffers. Unfortunately it doesn't currently work, but I'll make it work soon.
Looking forward to your good informations
di1 = DigitalInput(in1.channel1) # use channel 1 of terminal "out" di2 = DigitalInput(in2.channel1) # use channel 1 of terminal "out" do1 = DigitalOutput(out1.channel1) # use channel 1 of terminal "out" do2 = DigitalOutput(out2.channel2) # use channel 1 of terminal "out" ob0 = AnalogOutput(easycat.outputs.byte0) ob1 = AnalogOutput(easycat.outputs.byte3) ib1 = AnalogInput(easycat.inputs.byte13) sg = SyncGroup(master, [di1,di2,do1,do2,ob1,ob0,ib1]) # this sync group only contains one terminal
What can be operated on above is not a single bit/Digital or a single number/Analog. Is it possible to process an array of values? For example: ob2 = BufferOutput(easycat.outputs) ib2 = BufferInput(easycat.inputs) sg = SyncGroup(master, [ob2,ib2])
ob2.value[0] = 12 ob2.value[1] = 13 n1 = ib2.value[2]