> we experienced a strange behaviour of an OMS58 Motor-card.
> If the OMS58-card is jumpered for base address 0xc000, the motor
> suddenly stops, starts again and it needs several retries to reach its
> destination.
> We tried various cards in different crates and this only happens if the
> card has base address 0xc000, even if there are no other cards in the
> crate.
> Anyone an idea, what this could be?
The address 0xc000 sounds suspiciously like the base address for
VXI devices in VME A16. Do you have a VXI device driver or resource
manager installed into your system?
>
> Another question concerns the maximum message size of CA-messages.
> We use Mark Rivers MCA-Record with the Canberra AIM556 MCA, which is
> based on the Waveform-Record. If I try to read more than 4090 channels
> (~16360 bytes), we get the CA-error "data does not fit in a CA-message".
> In caProto.h MAX_MSG_SIZE is defined with 16384 (16*MAX_UDP).
> Is it safe to define MAX_MSG_SIZE at least to 33*1024, (for CA-Server
> and Client)
> or is there another way to do it?
>
In theory, you could increase MAX_MSG_SIZE up to a maximum of 65,535 as long
as you are certain that this change has been compiled into _all_
participating
clients and servers. Note that this change to the source code has not been
tested.
I intend to eliminate this 16k byte barrier in the coming months.
Jeff
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