02-11-2019 07:59 PM
Hi,
I would like to confirm that I understood correctly how the NI 9514 work. I'm used to build axis that have a trajectory and a supervisory code on the realtime side and an FPGA that do the spline / PID, etc.
Using the NI 9514 is quite different, I don't have a FPGA to build, from what I understood, the FPGA is on the c-series 9514.
Now, where is the realtime part for the trajectory generator and supervisory control and at what speed is its timed loop that do that TG?
I have a critical application and I want a low (2-4ms) for to send setpoints. I don't see that code at all so I can't confirm.
Let me know please.That will help me.
Patrick
02-12-2019 01:45 PM
With what hardware is your NI-9514 going to interface with?
Have you seen the getting started guide of that device?
Here is an example of the getting started guide: http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/375516e.pdf
These documents usually come with examples and screenshots of what you can expect to see on your project.
02-12-2019 06:54 PM - edited 02-12-2019 06:55 PM
Hi,
My drive is already hooked and it is working. I'm using a CVS 1458RT and an EtherCAT Chassis 9144. The 9514 is on the EtherCAT chassis. I hook up an Allen Bradley Kinetix 300 drive to it.
My question was more related to the architecture. I know we can change the FPGA loop rate, but I don't see where is the cycle time for trajectory generator control loop and where is the code? Everything is a black box compare to what I'm used to work with.