Hi Timo,
Oh, it is great news for them, good to hear about them. When I worked there, we didn't have a RTM unit. I remembered we developed the ess customized MTCA EVM and EVR substitutions also, but I cannot find them anymore, except my personal copy. After my leaving, ESS changed e3 architecture a lot, so I cannot follow their changes, and how they want to use all db, and substitutions files.
You may suggest ESS engineers, especially those who know mrfioc2 and maybe e3-mrfioc2, and push their changes and improvements to the community, which I always did regularly.
I don't think we can do this every time, I think, RTM units are available now, and ESS designed and has the working version. It is better to share them with the community from my view.
Thanks, Timo, always! @Giampiero, if you work with ESS as in-kind projects, sometimes, it is easy to talk to them directly, since MTCA MRF products were introduced by ESS. I think I contributed to them when I was there.
Best, Han
Hi Han,
Well…both Jerzy and Javier are absent at the moment (parental leave) so asking them may not work. However, the file I linked is already in the community repo. Did you also develop files
for the RTM outputs? If yes, I try to find it tomorrow and make a pull request.
Timo
This file was developed by me and Javier, and I think ESS has the corresponding db or substitutions files locally. If so, could you, Jerzy or Javier, push ESS local files to the community repository?
Hi,
For MTCA specific configuration in mrfioc2, please take a look at the sample configuration here:
https://github.com/epics-modules/mrfioc2/blob/master/evrMrmApp/Db/evr-mtca-300.substitutions
in particular the substitutions for mrmevrout.db (from line 99 onwards). You see lines with FrontUnivOut[0,1], those should do the job for the Universal I/O slots in the front panel.
For the RTM outputs there is no example in the above file but I think you should be able to configure them using definitions like "RearUniv0" etc.
I am a little bit rusty on this so if there is somebody with recent practical experience, I would be happy if you could confirm that this is the case, or give the correct solution.
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Timo
On 2023-01-26, 08:06, "Tech-talk on behalf of Jukka Pietarinen via Tech-talk" <tech-talk-bounces at aps.anl.gov <mailto:tech-talk-bounces at aps.anl.gov>
on behalf of tech-talk at aps.anl.gov <mailto:tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>> wrote:
Hi Giampiero,
From the hardware point of view on the mTCA-EVR-300U the front panel
Universal I/Os are configured/mapped through registers at offset
0x440-0x447 (Front Panel Universal I/O Mapping Registers) and the RTM
Universal I/Os are mapped through registers at offset 0x480-0x493
(Transition Board Output Mapping Registers).
Unfortunately, I cannot help with configuring this through mrfioc2.
Thanks,
Jukka
On 1/25/23 4:53 PM, dipirro via Tech-talk wrote:
> Hi, I have an mrf system set up as follows:
>
> One mTCA-EVR-300 with 2 Universal I/O LVTTL Output UNIV-TTL and one
> mTCA.4 Rear Transition Module (mTCA-EVRTM-300) with 3 Universal I/O
> LVTTL Output UNIV
>
> I installed mrfioc2 but I don't know how to configure it to allow the
> use of Universal I/O
>
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