Dear community,
Hello everybody! I am still developing things on this amazing platform :) This time I am programming a second RevPi Core S with a moDIO module, and still amazing.
Nevertheless, this time I am encountering a problem whose root cause I cannot understand.
I am programming the ...
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- 10 Sep 2024, 10:59
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RevPi Core S and moDIO closing SSH randomly
- Replies: 2
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- 13 Oct 2023, 15:02
- Forum: Software
- Topic: Cannot Hold Cycle Time very annoying issue
- Replies: 1
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Cannot Hold Cycle Time very annoying issue
Dear community,
I am close to my project completion and it looks a bit "heavy" for the RevPi.
I made it work using an infinite loop cycle that embeds the logic of the program levereaging OOP.
The hardware setup comprehends a RevPi Core SE and the expansion RevPi DIO. Of the RevPi DIO I ...
I am close to my project completion and it looks a bit "heavy" for the RevPi.
I made it work using an infinite loop cycle that embeds the logic of the program levereaging OOP.
The hardware setup comprehends a RevPi Core SE and the expansion RevPi DIO. Of the RevPi DIO I ...
- 13 Mar 2023, 11:33
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RevPi ModIO2 and OOP
- Replies: 2
- Views: 6056
Re: RevPi ModIO2 and OOP
Hi :D
On the Revolution Pi should be only one instance of RevPiModIO. So you just have to pass your instance to the other classes and your program should work :D
By that method you can write control classes independently of the instantiation of the RevPiModIO module. The control classes will ...
- 10 Mar 2023, 17:53
- Forum: Software
- Topic: RevPi ModIO2 and OOP
- Replies: 2
- Views: 6056
RevPi ModIO2 and OOP
Hello everybody,
I am happy to take part into this forum using this amazing product :)
I am managing an industrial physical simulator with a bunch of sensors and actuators.
I would like to set up my code following OOP principles, with a class structure that reflects the actual real world.
BTW ...
I am happy to take part into this forum using this amazing product :)
I am managing an industrial physical simulator with a bunch of sensors and actuators.
I would like to set up my code following OOP principles, with a class structure that reflects the actual real world.
BTW ...