We have an industrial IO controller based on Embedded Linux and iMX6 with ARM processor. We want to program IO controller via Codesys. I see some applicaiton with Raspberry Pi, but they are using ready to use package. Is there any compatible Codesys package for our processor? To program our controller, how do we go forward? Could you give advices? Best regards..
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Is there any additional software requirement on Linux side to recognize of our controller's IOs by Codesys? I could not find any example about Linux Arm SL. If anyone have, could you please share.
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No tutorial I know of. But AFAIK the GPIO driver, which is included fits
for all analog and digital GPIOs, which are accessible through the sysfs.
And other external busses, like ethernet or CAN should also work, when
there is a linux driver for the device.
Cheers,
Ingo
necatibilgin forge@codesys.com schrieb am Sa., 11. Sep. 2021, 17:52:
Is there any additional software requirement on Linux side to recognize of
our controller's IOs by Codesys? I could not find any example about Linux
Arm SL. If anyone have, could you please share.
Hi,
We have an industrial IO controller based on Embedded Linux and iMX6 with ARM processor. We want to program IO controller via Codesys. I see some applicaiton with Raspberry Pi, but they are using ready to use package. Is there any compatible Codesys package for our processor? To program our controller, how do we go forward? Could you give advices? Best regards..
Linux Arm SL should fit I guess...for iMX6
Is there any additional software requirement on Linux side to recognize of our controller's IOs by Codesys? I could not find any example about Linux Arm SL. If anyone have, could you please share.
No tutorial I know of. But AFAIK the GPIO driver, which is included fits
for all analog and digital GPIOs, which are accessible through the sysfs.
And other external busses, like ethernet or CAN should also work, when
there is a linux driver for the device.
Cheers,
Ingo
necatibilgin forge@codesys.com schrieb am Sa., 11. Sep. 2021, 17:52: