redpitaya device server - TANGO Controls

# 9 years ago
raph38130	FYI : first DS for redpitaya redpitaya is an opensource oscilloscope based on xilinx zynq SoC (redpitaya.com) I have written a simple Tango device class (toggling leds for now, measure should be easy because there is C code source). in order to not reinvent the wheel, I would like to check if there is already an other DS publicly available in the community ? thanks

# 9 years ago
raph38130	RedPitayaDS - toggle leds - channel 0 & 1 acquisition Screen Shot 2015-07-08 at 11.59.18.png Edited 9 years ago Attachments:

# 9 years ago
Andy	Cool! Could this be used as a datalogger? Edited 9 years ago Attachments:

# 9 years ago
raph38130	Cool! Could this be used as a datalogger? of course … it could be a project for an intern of my classes if you have an open position BTW, how did you put the image in the message ?

# 9 years ago
Andy	Use the Add attachments option at the BOTTOM of the submit window and click on the icon on the far right of the attachment to have it displayed in-line!

# 9 years ago
lzytniak	Hi Raphael, Where we can find source code of your Tango device class for Red Pitaya? One of our student intern at Solaris developed basic device server for Red Pitaya: https://github.com/daneos/Tango-RedPitaya http://repositories.daneos.com/solaris/download/Tango-RedPitaya_EN.pdf Best regards, Lukasz Kind Regards, Lukasz Zytniak Control Software Engineer —————————————————————

# 9 years ago

lzytniak

Hi Raphael,

Where we can find source code of your Tango device class for Red Pitaya?
One of our student intern at Solaris developed basic device server for Red Pitaya:
https://github.com/daneos/Tango-RedPitaya
http://repositories.daneos.com/solaris/download/Tango-RedPitaya_EN.pdf

Best regards,
Lukasz

Kind Regards,
Lukasz Zytniak

Control Software Engineer
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# 9 years ago
raph38130	sorry, I do not have access to my desktop now, but my DS is very simple : it uses the redpitaya's acquire function to fetch the data : https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya/tree/master/Test/acquire what I have done is essentially a port of tango (and omniorb, zmq) to zynq (arm) SoC with openembedded. This is a different approach than yours, in the way it does not require an other host processor. My DeviceServer runs on redpitaya's zynq. full paper here regards Edited 9 years ago

# 9 years ago

raph38130

sorry,
I do not have access to my desktop now, but my DS is very simple :
it uses the redpitaya's acquire function to fetch the data :
https://github.com/RedPitaya/RedPitaya/tree/master/Test/acquire

what I have done is essentially a port of tango (and omniorb, zmq) to zynq (arm) SoC with openembedded. This is a different approach than yours, in the way it does not require an other host processor. My DeviceServer runs on redpitaya's zynq.

full paper here
regards

Edited 9 years ago

# 3 years ago
Haas	Hi, I'm trying to install tango control on my redpitaya, but didn't succeed. Without any problem I installed cmake-3.20, omniORB-4.2.3, libzmq-master and cppzmq-master. After this I tried to compile tango control with ./configure –disabel-java –disable-dbserver (I just need the library for pytango) and make and then the script runs to templ_inst during compiling this file my redpitaya reboots. Can someone tell me how to solve this problem? Or does anyone have an image with pytango for me. The above links no longer work. Best regards, Johan

# 3 years ago

Haas

Hi,

I'm trying to install tango control on my redpitaya, but didn't succeed.
Without any problem I installed cmake-3.20, omniORB-4.2.3, libzmq-master and cppzmq-master.

After this I tried to compile tango control with
./configure –disabel-java –disable-dbserver (I just need the library for pytango)
and make

and then the script runs to

templ_inst

during compiling this file
my redpitaya reboots.

Can someone tell me how to solve this problem?
Or does anyone have an image with pytango for me.
The above links no longer work.

Best regards,
Johan

# 3 years ago
raph38130	I have done this a long time ago using cross compilation: try petalinux or poky… some info for the zedboard support are available here

# 3 years ago
Haas	Problem solved, it was a memory issue. After creating a swapfile of 2GB and login via the serial COM port I was enable to create the pytango package.