> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Maren Purves
>
> Same here ...
>
> We're thinking of going with generic records for motor
> control again for similar reasons and to not use the motor
> record for our next (current, upgrade from non-EPICS)
> project. If you have a generic schema for all devices of the
> same sort you can even treat the ones that need special
> treatment (in our case reading in polynomial coefficients and
> calculating demand positions rather than just passing them in
> from somewhere) with genSubs, and for the ones that don't
> need special treatment have a 'straight through' function.
Then now would be a good time to urge you to try the motor *driver*
interface that now supports access to motor controller primitives
through an Asyn interface. Configure an asyn port onto the controller,
and you can connect primitive records (ai, ao, etc) to control points
such as VELOCITY, ACCEL, MOVE_ABS, LOW_LIMIT, etc.
I know that it currently comes bundled with the motor *record*, but you
don't have to actually use the record on top of it all.
Assistance in supporting/porting other controllers than the original
PMAC, XPS, MM4000 (and tentatively OMS58/MAXv) will be gladly provided.
--
Peter Denison, Senior Software Engineer, Diamond Light Source Ltd.
Tel: +44 1235 778511
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requirement and I have no control over them)
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