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Subject: Accessing Raspberry Pi GPIO through EPICS
From: Peter Linardakis <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2013 10:09:43 +1000
Hello all...

We are exploring the idea of using Raspberry Pi for basic digital IO tasks.  The idea is that we could avoid deploying other IOCs and possibly wasting many other IOC ports.  I have EPICS running on a Raspberry Pi with a test record DB (soft records only) and it is successfully communicating across the network.  I know how to directly access the GPIO pins while on the Pi (through C libraries etc.), but I do not know the first thing about how to get to those pins through EPICS.

Any advice or direction would be much appreciated.  I am relatively new to EPICS development but am experienced with with maintenance of EPICS records and the like.

Regards
Peter

Dr Peter Linardakis

Accelerator Research &Development Engineer

Nuclear Physics | Research School of Physics and Engineering

Australian National University

e: [email protected]

p: (02) 6125 2862

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