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I can download and run the echoback application through CCS v.10 to my control card. There are a few places where the DCC timer doesn't report DONE or ERROR, and I stick in an endless loop. I can edit the bits read from the registers to cause the initialization to complete, and get to the main operation loop, but then I can't get EtherCAT Configurator to move the EtherCAT slave off INIT. I'm not surprised that it mis-behaves since I had to get around the DCC timer failures. So my questions ere these:
1. Should the software, which in part appears in directories names f2838x work on my f2837x based controlCARD?
2. If not 1, is there a known problem for why the timer doesn't come read on initialization?
3. Are the ready-made applications in C2000Ware or elsewhere that are know to run in my environment?
4. I pointed CCS at directories where I found source code, and the code appeared to be slightly different than what was used for the executable,
as stepping though the source code I was several lines away from the code actually being executed.
Hi Matthew,
F28379D device does not have EtherCat /Ethernet module, hence you cannot run the f2838x_cpu1_echoback_solution on f2837x based control card.
Best Regards
Siddharth
I do have the TI EtherCAT daughter card installed. Will it still not work, maybe because there's a difference in the interface between the on-board EtherCAT controller, and the daugherboard controller?
Matthew,
You won't be able to run the f2838x ethernet examples on F2837x device.
Please refer to this doc: http://www.ti.com/lit/spruif9 , it provides references to some examples that can be run using the Ethercat daughter card - TMDSECATCNCD379D
Best Regards
Siddharth