Re: EPICS Driver for motor through Ethernet/Serial?

["Pete R. Jemian" <prjemian@ameritech.net>]

Peter:

Sourceforge reports that link is missing part of its 
path.  Here's the path that works for me:
http://epics.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/epics/applications/tags/tpmac/3-3/

Regards,
  Pete

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Denison, PN (Peter) wrote:
> It would help if you gave a few more details about the exact model of motor.
>  
> The latest release of the motor support (R6-1, from 
> http://www.aps.anl.gov/upd/people/sluiter/epics/motor/R6-1/motorR6-1.tar.gz) 
> includes a driver for Newport motor controllers, using Asyn as the 
> low-level protocol to talk to the motor controller.  There is also a 
> driver for Delta-Tau motor controllers (tpmac at 
> http://epics.svn.sourceforge.net/epics/applications/tags/tpmac/3-3/) 
> which also uses this release of motor support, and serial Asyn as the 
> lowest layer transport to the motor controller.
>  
> To support your motor, you could have a look at one of these, and adapt 
> it to talk the protocol required by your serial-port motor. The 
> ethernet/serial converter box should be transparently supported by Asyn, 
> if you're lucky.
>
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>
>     *From:* marco_hair@163.com [mailto:marco_hair@163.com]
>     *Sent:* 22 January 2007 07:20
>     *To:* tech-talk
>     *Subject:* EPICS Driver for motor through Ethernet/Serial?
>
>     hi,
>      
>       I want to find a EPCIS 314 driver for a motor which has a serial
>     port, connected to an Ethernet/Serial converter boxes, IOC is redhat
>     linux. all the control string is ASCII code. Is there somebody using
>     Asyn driver to implement this? Can you send me an application?
>       Thanks a lot for your help.
>      
>     Best wishes
>     Geyang 2007/1/22