Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System
Hi Peter,
I've thought about this some more, and I think the best approach might be to write a driver using the new motor driver API. The advantages of this are:
- Your driver will work both with the motor record, and with standard EPICS records like ao, ai, etc.
- Although it uses asyn on the upper layers, the layer you write is independent of asyn, so you don't need to learn anything about the details of asyn.
- If you use the attached driver for the Newport MM4005 as a starting point, you really just need to rewrite the functions sendOnly and sendAndReceive, and change the ways strings are built and parsed throughout the rest of the driver.
You can get a current snapshot of the CVS version of the motor module at:
http://cars9.uchicago.edu/software/pub/motorHEAD.tgz
Mark
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From: D. Peter Siddons [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thu 6/22/2006 2:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: binary serial interface
Hi all,
I need to interface a USB motor controller which has a protocol
which consists of sequences of binary (i.e. non-ASCII) byte string
commands and responses. No end-of-string character is used, but the
length of the response is coded in one of the first six response bytes.
Some events (limit switches, e.g.) cause responses which are not a
direct response to a command. What is the best tool to use for such a beast?
Thanks,
Pete.
#include <stddef.h>
#include "epicsThread.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "drvMM4000Asyn.h"
#include "paramLib.h"
#include "epicsFindSymbol.h"
#include "epicsTime.h"
#include "epicsThread.h"
#include "epicsEvent.h"
#include "epicsString.h"
#include "epicsMutex.h"
#include "ellLib.h"
#include "asynDriver.h"
#include "asynOctetSyncIO.h"
#include "drvSup.h"
#include "epicsExport.h"
#define DEFINE_MOTOR_PROTOTYPES 1
#include "motor_interface.h"
motorAxisDrvSET_t motorMM4000 =
{
14,
motorAxisReport, /**< Standard EPICS driver report function (optional) */
motorAxisInit, /**< Standard EPICS dirver initialisation function (optional) */
motorAxisSetLog, /**< Defines an external logging function (optional) */
motorAxisOpen, /**< Driver open function */
motorAxisClose, /**< Driver close function */
motorAxisSetCallback, /**< Provides a callback function the driver can call when the status updates */
motorAxisSetDouble, /**< Pointer to function to set a double value */
motorAxisSetInteger, /**< Pointer to function to set an integer value */
motorAxisGetDouble, /**< Pointer to function to get a double value */
motorAxisGetInteger, /**< Pointer to function to get an integer value */
motorAxisHome, /**< Pointer to function to execute a more to reference or home */
motorAxisMove, /**< Pointer to function to execute a position move */
motorAxisVelocityMove, /**< Pointer to function to execute a velocity mode move */
motorAxisStop /**< Pointer to function to stop motion */
};
epicsExportAddress(drvet, motorMM4000);
typedef enum {
MM4000,
MM4005
} MM_model;
typedef struct {
epicsMutexId MM4000Lock;
asynUser *pasynUser;
int numAxes;
char firmwareVersion[100];
MM_model model;
double movingPollPeriod;
double idlePollPeriod;
epicsEventId pollEventId;
AXIS_HDL pAxis; /* array of axes */
} MM4000Controller;
typedef struct motorAxisHandle
{
MM4000Controller *pController;
PARAMS params;
double currentPosition;
double stepSize;
double highLimit;
double lowLimit;
double homePreset;
int closedLoop;
int axisStatus;
int card;
int axis;
int maxDigits;
motorAxisLogFunc print;
void *logParam;
epicsMutexId mutexId;
} motorAxis;
typedef struct
{
AXIS_HDL pFirst;
epicsThreadId motorThread;
motorAxisLogFunc print;
void *logParam;
epicsTimeStamp now;
} motorMM4000_t;
static int motorMM4000LogMsg(void * param, const motorAxisLogMask_t logMask, const char *pFormat, ...);
static int sendOnly(MM4000Controller *pController, char *outputString);
static int sendAndReceive(MM4000Controller *pController, char *outputString, char *inputString, int inputSize);
#define PRINT (drv.print)
#define FLOW motorAxisTraceFlow
#define ERROR motorAxisTraceError
#define IODRIVER motorAxisTraceIODriver
#define MM4000_MAX_AXES 8
#define BUFFER_SIZE 100 /* Size of input and output buffers */
#define TIMEOUT 2.0 /* Timeout for I/O in seconds */
#define MM4000_HOME 0x20 /* Home LS. */
#define MM4000_LOW_LIMIT 0x10 /* Minus Travel Limit. */
#define MM4000_HIGH_LIMIT 0x08 /* Plus Travel Limit. */
#define MM4000_DIRECTION 0x04 /* Motor direction: 0 - minus; 1 - plus. */
#define MM4000_POWER_ON 0x02 /* Motor power 0 - ON; 1 - OFF. */
#define MM4000_MOVING 0x01 /* In-motion indicator. */
#define TCP_TIMEOUT 2.0
static motorMM4000_t drv={ NULL, NULL, motorMM4000LogMsg, 0, { 0, 0 } };
static int numMM4000Controllers;
/* Pointer to array of controller strutures */
static MM4000Controller *pMM4000Controller=NULL;
#define MAX(a,b) ((a)>(b)? (a): (b))
#define MIN(a,b) ((a)<(b)? (a): (b))
static char* getMM4000Error(AXIS_HDL pAxis, int status, char *buffer);
static void motorAxisReportAxis(AXIS_HDL pAxis, int level)
{
if (level > 0)
{
printf("Axis %d\n", pAxis->axis);
printf(" axisStatus: 0x%x\n", pAxis->axisStatus);
printf(" high limit: %f\n", pAxis->highLimit);
printf(" low limit: %f\n", pAxis->lowLimit);
printf(" home preset: %f\n", pAxis->homePreset);
printf(" step size: %f\n", pAxis->stepSize);
printf(" max digits: %d\n", pAxis->maxDigits);
}
}
static void motorAxisReport(int level)
{
int i, j;
for(i=0; i<numMM4000Controllers; i++) {
printf("Controller %d firmware version: %s\n", i, pMM4000Controller[i].firmwareVersion);
if (level) {
printf(" model: %d\n", pMM4000Controller[i].model);
printf(" moving poll period: %f\n", pMM4000Controller[i].movingPollPeriod);
printf(" idle poll period: %f\n", pMM4000Controller[i].idlePollPeriod);
printf("Controller %d firmware version: %s\n", i, pMM4000Controller[i].firmwareVersion);
}
for(j=0; j<pMM4000Controller[i].numAxes; j++) {
motorAxisReportAxis(&pMM4000Controller[i].pAxis[j], level);
}
}
}
static int motorAxisInit(void)
{
return MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
static int motorAxisSetLog( AXIS_HDL pAxis, motorAxisLogFunc logFunc, void * param )
{
if (pAxis == NULL)
{
if (logFunc == NULL)
{
drv.print=motorMM4000LogMsg;
drv.logParam = NULL;
}
else
{
drv.print=logFunc;
drv.logParam = param;
}
}
else
{
if (logFunc == NULL)
{
pAxis->print=motorMM4000LogMsg;
pAxis->logParam = NULL;
}
else
{
pAxis->print=logFunc;
pAxis->logParam = param;
}
}
return MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
static AXIS_HDL motorAxisOpen(int card, int axis, char * param)
{
AXIS_HDL pAxis;
if (card > numMM4000Controllers) return(NULL);
if (axis > pMM4000Controller[card].numAxes) return(NULL);
pAxis = &pMM4000Controller[card].pAxis[axis];
return pAxis;
}
static int motorAxisClose(AXIS_HDL pAxis)
{
return MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
static int motorAxisGetInteger(AXIS_HDL pAxis, motorAxisParam_t function, int * value)
{
if (pAxis == NULL) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
else
{
return motorParam->getInteger(pAxis->params, (paramIndex) function, value);
}
}
static int motorAxisGetDouble(AXIS_HDL pAxis, motorAxisParam_t function, double * value)
{
if (pAxis == NULL) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
else
{
return motorParam->getDouble(pAxis->params, (paramIndex) function, value);
}
}
static int motorAxisSetCallback(AXIS_HDL pAxis, motorAxisCallbackFunc callback, void * param)
{
if (pAxis == NULL) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
else
{
return motorParam->setCallback(pAxis->params, callback, param);
}
}
static int motorAxisSetDouble(AXIS_HDL pAxis, motorAxisParam_t function, double value)
{
int ret_status = MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
int status;
double deviceValue;
char buff[100];
if (pAxis == NULL) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
else
{
switch (function)
{
case motorAxisPosition:
{
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "motorAxisSetDouble: MM4000 does not support setting position\n");
break;
}
case motorAxisEncoderRatio:
{
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "motorAxisSetDouble: MM4000 does not support setting encoder ratio\n");
break;
}
case motorAxisResolution:
{
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "motorAxisSetDouble: MM4000 does not support setting resolution\n");
break;
}
case motorAxisLowLimit:
{
deviceValue = value*pAxis->stepSize;
sprintf(buff, "%dSR%.*f", pAxis->axis+1, pAxis->maxDigits, deviceValue);
ret_status = sendOnly(pAxis->pController, buff);
break;
}
case motorAxisHighLimit:
{
deviceValue = value*pAxis->stepSize;
sprintf(buff, "%dSL%.*f", pAxis->axis+1, pAxis->maxDigits, deviceValue);
ret_status = sendOnly(pAxis->pController, buff);
break;
}
case motorAxisPGain:
{
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "MM4000 does not support setting proportional gain\n");
break;
}
case motorAxisIGain:
{
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "MM4000 does not support setting integral gain\n");
break;
}
case motorAxisDGain:
{
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "MM4000 does not support setting derivative gain\n");
break;
}
case motorAxisClosedLoop:
{
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "MM4000 does not support changing closed loop or torque\n");
break;
}
default:
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "motorAxisSetDouble: unknown function %d\n", function);
break;
}
}
if (ret_status != MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR) status = motorParam->setDouble(pAxis->params, function, value);
return ret_status;
}
static int motorAxisSetInteger(AXIS_HDL pAxis, motorAxisParam_t function, int value)
{
int ret_status = MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
int status;
if (pAxis == NULL) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
switch (function) {
case motorAxisClosedLoop:
if (value) {
/* The MM4000 only allows turning on and off ALL motors (MO and MF commands), not individual axes */
/* Don't implement */
ret_status = MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
} else {
ret_status = MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
break;
default:
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "motorAxisSetInteger: unknown function %d\n", function);
break;
}
if (ret_status != MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR) status = motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, function, value);
return ret_status;
}
static int motorAxisMove(AXIS_HDL pAxis, double position, int relative,
double min_velocity, double max_velocity, double acceleration)
{
int status;
char buff[100];
char *moveCommand;
if (pAxis == NULL) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, FLOW, "Set card %d, axis %d move to %f, min vel=%f, max_vel=%f, accel=%f\n",
pAxis->card, pAxis->axis, position, min_velocity, max_velocity, acceleration);
if (relative) {
moveCommand = "PR";
} else {
moveCommand = "PA";
}
sprintf(buff, "%dAC%.*f;%dVA%.*f;%d%s%.*f;",
pAxis->axis+1, pAxis->maxDigits, acceleration * pAxis->stepSize,
pAxis->axis+1, pAxis->maxDigits, max_velocity * pAxis->stepSize,
pAxis->axis+1, moveCommand, pAxis->maxDigits, position * pAxis->stepSize);
status = sendOnly(pAxis->pController, buff);
if (status) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
/* Send a signal to the poller task which will make it do a poll, and switch to the moving poll rate */
epicsEventSignal(pAxis->pController->pollEventId);
return MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
static int motorAxisHome(AXIS_HDL pAxis, double min_velocity, double max_velocity, double acceleration, int forwards)
{
int status;
char buff[100];
if (pAxis == NULL) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, FLOW, "motorAxisHome: set card %d, axis %d to home\n",
pAxis->card, pAxis->axis);
sprintf(buff, "%dAC%.*f; %dVA%.*f;%dOR;",
pAxis->axis+1, pAxis->maxDigits, acceleration * pAxis->stepSize,
pAxis->axis+1, pAxis->maxDigits, max_velocity * pAxis->stepSize,
pAxis->axis+1);
status = sendOnly(pAxis->pController, buff);
if (status) return(MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR);
/* Send a signal to the poller task which will make it do a poll, and switch to the moving poll rate */
epicsEventSignal(pAxis->pController->pollEventId);
return MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
static int motorAxisVelocityMove(AXIS_HDL pAxis, double min_velocity, double velocity, double acceleration)
{
int status;
if (pAxis == NULL) return(MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR);
/* MM4000 does not have a jog command. Simulate with move absolute
* to the appropriate software limit. We can move to MM4000 soft limits.
* If the record soft limits are set tighter than the MM4000 limits
* the record will prevent JOG motion beyond its soft limits
*/
if (velocity > 0.)
status = motorAxisMove(pAxis, pAxis->highLimit/pAxis->stepSize, 0, min_velocity, velocity, acceleration);
else
status = motorAxisMove(pAxis, pAxis->lowLimit/pAxis->stepSize, 0, min_velocity, -velocity, acceleration);
return status;
}
static int motorAxisProfileMove(AXIS_HDL pAxis, int npoints, double positions[], double times[], int relative, int trigger)
{
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
static int motorAxisTriggerProfile(AXIS_HDL pAxis)
{
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
static int motorAxisStop(AXIS_HDL pAxis, double acceleration)
{
int status;
char buff[100];
if (pAxis == NULL) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, FLOW, "Set card %d, axis %d to stop with accel=%f\n",
pAxis->card, pAxis->axis, acceleration);
sprintf(buff, "%dAC%.*f;%dST;",
pAxis->axis+1, pAxis->maxDigits, acceleration * pAxis->stepSize,
pAxis->axis+1);
status = sendOnly(pAxis->pController, buff);
if (status) return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
return MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
static void MM4000Poller(MM4000Controller *pController)
{
/* This is the task that polls the MM4000 */
double timeout;
AXIS_HDL pAxis;
int status;
int i, j;
int axisDone;
int offset;
int anyMoving;
int comStatus;
int forcedFastPolls=0;
char *p, *tokSave;
char statusAllString[100];
char positionAllString[100];
char buff[100];
timeout = pController->idlePollPeriod;
epicsEventSignal(pController->pollEventId); /* Force on poll at startup */
while(1) {
if (timeout != 0.) status = epicsEventWaitWithTimeout(pController->pollEventId, timeout);
else status = epicsEventWait(pController->pollEventId);
if (status == epicsEventWaitOK) {
/* We got an event, rather than a timeout. This is because other software
* knows that an axis should have changed state (started moving, etc.).
* Force a minimum number of fast polls, because the controller status
* might not have changed the first few polls
*/
forcedFastPolls = 10;
}
anyMoving = 0;
comStatus = sendAndReceive(pController, "MS;", statusAllString, sizeof(statusAllString));
if (comStatus == 0) comStatus = sendAndReceive(pController, "TP;",
positionAllString, sizeof(positionAllString));
for (i=0; i<pController->numAxes; i++) {
pAxis = &pController->pAxis[i];
if (!pAxis->mutexId) break;
epicsMutexLock(pAxis->mutexId);
if (comStatus != 0) {
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, ERROR, "MM4000Poller: error reading status=%d\n", comStatus);
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisCommError, 1);
} else {
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisCommError, 0);
/*
* Parse the status string
* Status string format: 1MSx,2MSy,3MSz,... where x, y and z are the status
* bytes for the motors
*/
offset = pAxis->axis*5 + 3; /* Offset in status string */
pAxis->axisStatus = statusAllString[offset];
if (pAxis->axisStatus & MM4000_MOVING) {
axisDone = 0;
anyMoving = 1;
} else {
axisDone = 1;
}
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisDone, axisDone);
if (pAxis->axisStatus & MM4000_HOME) {
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisHomeSignal, 1);
} else {
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisHomeSignal, 0);
}
if (pAxis->axisStatus & MM4000_HIGH_LIMIT) {
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisHighHardLimit, 1);
} else {
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisHighHardLimit, 0);
}
if (pAxis->axisStatus & MM4000_LOW_LIMIT) {
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisLowHardLimit, 1);
} else {
motorParam->setInteger(pAxis->params, motorAxisLowHardLimit, 0);
}
/*
* Parse motor position
* Position string format: 1TP5.012,2TP1.123,3TP-100.567,...
* Skip to substring for this motor, convert to double
*/
strcpy(buff, positionAllString);
tokSave = NULL;
p = epicsStrtok_r(buff, ",", &tokSave);
for (j=0; j < pAxis->axis; j++)
p = epicsStrtok_r(NULL, ",", &tokSave);
pAxis->currentPosition = atof(p+3);
motorParam->setDouble(pAxis->params, motorAxisPosition, (pAxis->currentPosition/pAxis->stepSize));
motorParam->setDouble(pAxis->params, motorAxisEncoderPosn, (pAxis->currentPosition/pAxis->stepSize));
PRINT(pAxis->logParam, IODRIVER, "MM4000Poller: axis %d axisStatus=%x, position=%f\n",
pAxis->axis, pAxis->axisStatus, pAxis->currentPosition);
/* We would like a way to query the actual velocity, but this is not possible. If we could we could
* set the direction, and Moving flags */
}
motorParam->callCallback(pAxis->params);
epicsMutexUnlock(pAxis->mutexId);
} /* Next axis */
if (forcedFastPolls > 0) {
timeout = pController->movingPollPeriod;
forcedFastPolls--;
} else if (anyMoving) {
timeout = pController->movingPollPeriod;
} else {
timeout = pController->idlePollPeriod;
}
} /* End while */
}
static int motorMM4000LogMsg(void * param, const motorAxisLogMask_t mask, const char *pFormat, ...)
{
va_list pvar;
int nchar;
va_start(pvar, pFormat);
nchar = vfprintf(stdout,pFormat,pvar);
va_end (pvar);
printf("\n");
return(nchar);
}
int MM4000AsynSetup(int num_controllers) /* number of MM4000 controllers in system. */
{
if (num_controllers < 1) {
printf("MM4000Setup, num_controllers must be > 0\n");
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
numMM4000Controllers = num_controllers;
pMM4000Controller = (MM4000Controller *)calloc(numMM4000Controllers, sizeof(MM4000Controller));
return MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
int MM4000AsynConfig(int card, /* Controller number */
const char *portName, /* asyn port name of serial or GPIB port */
int asynAddress, /* asyn subaddress for GPIB */
int numAxes, /* Number of axes this controller supports */
int movingPollPeriod, /* Time to poll (msec) when an axis is in motion */
int idlePollPeriod) /* Time to poll (msec) when an axis is idle. 0 for no polling */
{
AXIS_HDL pAxis;
int axis;
MM4000Controller *pController;
char threadName[20];
int status;
int totalAxes;
int loopState;
int digits;
int modelNum;
char *p, *tokSave;
char inputBuff[BUFFER_SIZE];
char outputBuff[BUFFER_SIZE];
if (numMM4000Controllers < 1) {
printf("MM4000Config: no MM4000 controllers allocated, call MM4000Setup first\n");
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
if ((card < 0) || (card >= numMM4000Controllers)) {
printf("MM4000Config: card must in range 0 to %d\n", numMM4000Controllers-1);
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
if ((numAxes < 1) || (numAxes > MM4000_MAX_AXES)) {
printf("MM4000Config: numAxes must in range 1 to %d\n", MM4000_MAX_AXES);
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
pController = &pMM4000Controller[card];
pController->pAxis = (AXIS_HDL) calloc(numAxes, sizeof(motorAxis));
pController->numAxes = numAxes;
pController->movingPollPeriod = movingPollPeriod/1000.;
pController->idlePollPeriod = idlePollPeriod/1000.;
status = pasynOctetSyncIO->connect(portName, asynAddress, &pController->pasynUser, NULL);
if (status != asynSuccess) {
printf("MM4000AsynConfig: cannot connect to asyn port %s\n", portName);
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
sendAndReceive(pController, "VE;", inputBuff, sizeof(inputBuff));
strcpy(pController->firmwareVersion, &inputBuff[2]); /* Skip "VE" */
/* Set Motion Master model indicator. */
p = strstr(pController->firmwareVersion, "MM");
if (p == NULL) {
printf("MM4000AsynConfig: invalid model = %s\n", pController->firmwareVersion);
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
modelNum = atoi(p+2);
if (modelNum == 4000)
pController->model = MM4000;
else if (modelNum == 4005 || modelNum == 4006)
pController->model = MM4005;
else {
printf("MM4000AsynConfig: invalid model = %s\n", pController->firmwareVersion);
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
sendAndReceive(pController, "TP;", inputBuff, sizeof(inputBuff));
/* The return string will tell us how many axes this controller has */
for (totalAxes = 0, tokSave = NULL, p = epicsStrtok_r(inputBuff, ",", &tokSave);
p != 0; p = epicsStrtok_r(NULL, ",", &tokSave), totalAxes++)
;
if (totalAxes < numAxes) {
printf("MM4000AsynConfig: actual number of axes=%d < numAxes=%d\n", totalAxes, numAxes);
return MOTOR_AXIS_ERROR;
}
for (axis=0; axis<numAxes; axis++) {
pAxis = &pController->pAxis[axis];
pAxis->pController = pController;
pAxis->card = card;
pAxis->axis = axis;
pAxis->mutexId = epicsMutexMustCreate();
pAxis->params = motorParam->create(0, MOTOR_AXIS_NUM_PARAMS);
/* Determine if encoder present based on open/closed loop mode. */
sprintf(outputBuff, "%dTC", axis+1);
sendAndReceive(pController, outputBuff, inputBuff, sizeof(inputBuff));
loopState = atoi(&inputBuff[3]); /* Skip first 3 characters */
if (loopState != 0) {
pAxis->closedLoop = 1;
}
/* Determine drive resolution. */
sprintf(outputBuff, "%dTU", axis+1);
sendAndReceive(pController, outputBuff, inputBuff, sizeof(inputBuff));
pAxis->stepSize = atof(&inputBuff[3]);
digits = (int) -log10(pAxis->stepSize) + 2;
if (digits < 1) digits = 1;
pAxis->maxDigits = digits;
/* Save home preset position. */
sprintf(outputBuff, "%dXH", axis+1);
sendAndReceive(pController, outputBuff, inputBuff, sizeof(inputBuff));
pAxis->homePreset = atof(&inputBuff[3]);
/* Determine low limit */
sprintf(outputBuff, "%dTL", axis+1);
sendAndReceive(pController, outputBuff, inputBuff, sizeof(inputBuff));
pAxis->lowLimit = atof(&inputBuff[3]);
/* Determine high limit */
sprintf(outputBuff, "%dTR", axis+1);
sendAndReceive(pController, outputBuff, inputBuff, sizeof(inputBuff));
pAxis->highLimit = atof(&inputBuff[3]);
}
pController->pollEventId = epicsEventMustCreate(epicsEventEmpty);
/* Create the poller thread for this controller */
epicsSnprintf(threadName, sizeof(threadName), "MM4000:%d", card);
epicsThreadCreate(threadName,
epicsThreadPriorityMedium,
epicsThreadGetStackSize(epicsThreadStackMedium),
(EPICSTHREADFUNC) MM4000Poller, (void *) pController);
return MOTOR_AXIS_OK;
}
int sendOnly(MM4000Controller *pController, char *outputBuff)
{
int nRequested=strlen(outputBuff);
int nActual;
asynStatus status;
status = pasynOctetSyncIO->write(pController->pasynUser, outputBuff,
nRequested, TIMEOUT, &nActual);
if (nActual != nRequested) status = asynError;
if (status != asynSuccess) {
asynPrint(pController->pasynUser, ASYN_TRACE_ERROR,
"drvMM4000Asyn:sendOnly: error sending command %d, sent=%d, status=%d\n",
outputBuff, nActual, status);
}
return(status);
}
int sendAndReceive(MM4000Controller *pController, char *outputBuff, char *inputBuff, int inputSize)
{
int nWriteRequested=strlen(outputBuff);
int nWrite;
int nRead;
int eomReason;
asynStatus status;
status = pasynOctetSyncIO->writeRead(pController->pasynUser,
outputBuff, nWriteRequested,
inputBuff, inputSize,
TIMEOUT, &nWrite, &nRead, &eomReason);
if (nWrite != nWriteRequested) status = asynError;
if (status != asynSuccess) {
asynPrint(pController->pasynUser, ASYN_TRACE_ERROR,
"drvMM4000Asyn:sendAndReceive error calling writeRead, output=%s status=%d, error=%s\n",
outputBuff, status, pController->pasynUser->errorMessage);
}
return(status);
}
#ifndef DRV_MOTOR_MM4000_ASYN_H
#define DRV_MOTOR_MM4000_ASYN_H
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
int MM4000AsynSetup(int numControllers); /* number of XPS controllers in system. */
int MM4000AsynConfig(int card, /* Controller number */
const char *portName, /* asyn port name of serial or GPIB port */
int asynAddress, /* asyn subaddress for GPIB */
int numAxes, /* Number of axes this controller supports */
int movingPollPeriod, /* Time to poll (msec) when an axis is in motion */
int idlePollPeriod); /* Time to poll (msec) when an axis is idle. 0 for no polling */
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif
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