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NI 9514 Force Control

I am new to motion control in labVIEW. I have Voice coil actuator I am trying to control using a load sensor as an analogue feedback. 

 

And this thread:

http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Closed-loop-control-in-force-How-to/td-p/1449700

 

I have tried to follow what this person did in their example. But I could not get it to run due to issues with configuring the FPGA reference for the NI 9237. So I modified the approach slightly with two FPGA vi's one filling the data buffer and one for the servo interface but I still modified the PID input to use the analogue input and not the encoder. I get the -63195 error when I run the RT code. 

 

I attached my code for reference. 

 

Has anyone gotten an application like this to work? Or is there a simple way to perform open loop control with the NI 9514? From what I have read it didn't look like the NI 9514 is readily setup for open loop control.

 

 

 

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Hi trevorlujan, have you seen this KB yet? 

http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/CB82AC9CBC6C3F2386257241007A06EF

 

Angela L.

National Instruments

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Yes I have checked that setting as well as the changing the LabVIEW.ini file and reloading LabVIEW. 

 

If I didn't mention I am working in LabVIEW 2013 currently.

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What were the FPGA errors you were running into when trying to configure the FPGA reference for the NI 9237? 

 

Angela L. 

National Instruments 

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None the FPGA reference compiled the only error I got was the one I mentioned previously. 

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 Is there a way to directly control the voltage output from the NI 9514?

 

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It is possible, but not recommended because you will have to bypass the SoftMotion position loop. 

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Is there any documentation on writing custom control loops for the NI 9514?

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Hi trevorlujan,

Please check your inbox - I just sent you a direct message. 

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