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07-31-2017 04:53 AM
I use one encoder phase of a 7334 via RTSI as external clock for NI PCIe 6341. The 6341 was damaged by overvoltage. I changed it. All motion functions off th 7334 seems to work. Only i have problems with the external clock on 6341. Is there any way to test the RTSI bus ?? May only the RTSI part of the 7334 be damaged?
Thanks Anita
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08-01-2017 09:15 AM
Dear imfe,
there is no way to test the RTSI bus directly.
You can check if the selftests in MAX show any error.
What kind of problem do you have with the RTSI Bus?
Maybe you should contact National Instruments for a repair ticket.
Sincerely
08-04-2017 01:19 AM
Dear Dennis,
We route a negated Encoderphase from the 7334 via RTSI to 6341. This signal is used as external clock for Analog in sampling.
1) Selftest is ok - but it was also ok for a 6341 with an exploded IC
2) We have done different crosstests with another Hardware system: Result: PC, PCI 7334, PCI 6341 are okay. The complete second System ( Motion and data aquisition) works fine. That means the RTSI bus is ok.
on the "non working" system motion works fine but the sample clock does not work. When we connect the negated encoder phase A directly via wire to the PFI 13 of the SCB terminal we can measure if the rotation is cw. If the direction of rotation is ccw we need negated Phase B.
The encoder and its electronics are new. All wires seems to be okay.
We can not check the UMI in an simple way. We only know that all signals reach the UMI.
A bit history: The system was damaged by an overvoltage. Different ic's in the low voltage area (<24V) was killed.
08-07-2017 07:24 AM
So to understand you right...you exchanged every single part at put it into the second system part by part itself and everything worked fine?
08-11-2017 03:35 AM
The problem is solved!
I changed the UMI 7664 and everything works fine - a lot of work. I'd never tought, that it could cause this problem because all motion functions (4 axes) was ok. I hope NI also has repair tickets for UMI.
Kind Regards
Anita