I’m working around with ENC_NUMBER Values bigger than 63. So when ENC_NUMBER reaches 64, my app crashes.
I´m working with Encoder-Groups and with offsets. Do I have to spread a memory location?
I’m working around with ENC_NUMBER Values bigger than 63. So when ENC_NUMBER reaches 64, my app crashes.
I´m working with Encoder-Groups and with offsets. Do I have to spread a memory location?
Aren’t you exceeding the max number of inputs ?
(64 encoders (nr 0 to nr 63) require 128 digital inputs)
http://www.ucapps.de/mios.html
One core module, stuffed with a PIC18F452, can handle with:
up to 128 digital inputs
for more, I think you’ll have to use more (linked) cores
Goodluck,
DriftZ
defenitely not. i`m using 32 encoders and add sometimes an offset to ENC_NUMBER to reach more parameters. when exeeding 64, it seems that there are no more definitions of ?tables?.
thorsten, how long can the lables table be?
I’ve no idea, since you never mentioned which application your are using.
With MB64E you’ve up to 128 encoder entries, they have to be referenced with the functions under mb64e_fsr.inc
Best Regards, Thorsten.