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Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1724429]

Tue, 23 February 2016 21:43

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Hi everyone,

I'm trying to run the (modified) FlipFlop Tutorial from the documentation on a Raspberry Pi 2 B. The FlipFlip itself works fine, but I cannot get the QX FB to activate the GPIO Pins, so the LED won't blink.

System configuration
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Debug Mode: QX FB shows N/A on all ports
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wiringPi seems to work fine, I can switch the LED on and off manually with
gpio mode 8 out
gpio write 8 1
gpio write 8 0

I run forte on the raspberry with root
sudo ./forte

Any idea what I'm missing?
Thanks so much, Max Smile

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1724593 is a reply to message #1724429]

Wed, 24 February 2016 20:35

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Which version of FORTE are you useing? Are you getting error messages during download?

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Wed, 24 February 2016 20:38

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Hi,

Which version of FORTE are you using? Do you get an UNSUPORTED_TYPE error during download? For FORTE 1.8 M1 you need to enable the sysfs module which provides the IX and QX function blocks.

Cheers,
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Hi,

Which version of FORTE are you using? Do you get an UNSUPORTED_TYPE error during download? For FORTE 1.8 M1 you need to enable the sysfs module which provides the IX and QX function blocks.

Cheers,
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Hi,

Which version of FORTE are you using? Do you get an UNSUPORTED_TYPE error during download? For FORTE 1.8 M1 you need to enable the sysfs module which provides the IX and QX function blocks.

Cheers,
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Wed, 24 February 2016 20:40

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Hi,

Which version of FORTE are you using? Do you get an UNSUPORTED_TYPE error during download? For FORTE 1.8 M1 you need to enable the sysfs module which provides the IX and QX function blocks.

Cheers,
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Wed, 24 February 2016 21:36

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Dear Alois,

I compiled FORTE again on the Raspberry using the current version of FORTE from the git repository, now with enabled sysfs module.

Blinks like a charm now Very Happy

Very Happy

Just had to change the PARAM of the QX Block to 3 (this triggers the Raspberry GPIO Pin 5).

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So wiringPi is not necessary anymore?

Thanks for the help Smile

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1724724 is a reply to message #1724623]

Thu, 25 February 2016 15:26

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Dear Max,

great. Yes we completely dropped wiringPi this allowed us to use the same code for raspberrypi and beaglbone GPIOs.

Alois

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1725103 is a reply to message #1724429]

Mon, 29 February 2016 19:24

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I have a similar problem when I try to compile the raspberry pi to use the GPIO

when I compile with default variables of the makefile everything it compile properly, but if I try to compile activating gpio generates errors :

processinterface.cpp: In member function âbool CProcessInterface::readPin()â:
processinterface.cpp:109:32: error: âi2c_smbus_read_byteâ was not declared in this scope
processinterface.cpp: In member function âbool CProcessInterface::writePin()â:
processinterface.cpp:129:38: error: âi2c_smbus_read_byteâ was not declared in this scope
processinterface.cpp:136:44: error: âi2c_smbus_write_byteâ was not declared in this scope
processinterface.cpp: In member function âbool CProcessInterface::readWord()â:
processinterface.cpp:153:62: error: âi2c_smbus_read_word_dataâ was not declared in this scope
processinterface.cpp:158:12: warning: conversion to âTForteWord {aka short unsigned int}â from âintâ may alter its value [-Wconversion]
processinterface.cpp: In member function âbool CProcessInterface::writeWord()â:
processinterface.cpp:171:73: error: âi2c_smbus_write_word_dataâ was not declared in this scope
src/CMakeFiles/forte.dir/build.make:1733: recipe for target 'src/CMakeFiles/forte.dir/modules/i2c_dev/processinterface.cpp.o' failed
make[2]: *** [src/CMakeFiles/forte.dir/modules/i2c_dev/processinterface.cpp.o] Error 1
CMakeFiles/Makefile2:125: recipe for target 'src/CMakeFiles/forte.dir/all' failed
make[1]: *** [src/CMakeFiles/forte.dir/all] Error 2
Makefile:113: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 2

my makefile is configured as follows:

FORTE_ARCHITECTURE :Posix
FORTE_BOOTFILELINEBUFSIZE:300
FORTE_BUILDSUPPORT_DIRECTORY:/home/pi/forte_experimental/forte/buildsupport
FORTE_BUILD_TYPE:EXECUTABLE
FORTE_BootfileLocation
FORTE_COM_ETH:ON
FORTE_COM_EclipseSCADA_SFP:OFF
FORTE_COM_FBDK:ON
FORTE_COM_LOCAL:ON
FORTE_COM_MODBUS:OFF
FORTE_COM_MODBUS_LIB_DIR
FORTE_COM_MUXSER:OFF
FORTE_COM_OPC:OFF
FORTE_COM_OPC_BOOST_ROOT
FORTE_COM_OPC_LIB_ROOT
FORTE_COM_PAHOMQTT:OFF
FORTE_COM_PAHOMQTT_DIR
FORTE_COM_RAW:ON
FORTE_COM_SER:OFF
FORTE_CommunicationInterruptQueueSize:10
FORTE_ECLIPSE_SCADA_SFP_SERVER_LIB_DIR
FORTE_EXCLUDE_FBS
FORTE_EventChainEventListSize:256
FORTE_EventChainExternalEventListSize:10
FORTE_IPLayerRecvBufferSize:1500
FORTE_LINKED_STRINGDICT:ON
FORTE_LOGLEVEL: LOGDEBUG
FORTE_MGMCOMMANDPROTOCOL: DEV_MGR
FORTE_MGM_MAX_SUPPOERTED_NAME_HIERACHY:30
FORTE_MODIFY_SOURCES_ON_MISSING_GENERATED_INCLUDES:ON
FORTE_MODULE_CBC:OFF
FORTE_MODULE_CONVERT: ON
FORTE_MODULE_I2C-Dev: on
FORTE_MODULE_IEC61131:ON
FORTE_MODULE_LMS_EV3:OFF
FORTE_MODULE_MATH: ON
FORTE_MODULE_OSCAT:ON
FORTE_MODULE_POWERLINK: OFF
FORTE_MODULE_RECONFIGURATION: OFF
FORTE_MODULE_RT_Events: OFF
FORTE_MODULE_Raspberry-SPS: ON
FORTE_MODULE_SysFs: ON
FORTE_MODULE_Test: ON
FORTE_MODULE_UTILS: ON
FORTE_MODULE_WagoKbus: OFF
FORTE_POSIX_GENERATE_MAP_FILE: FALSE
FORTE_RTTI_AND_EXCEPTIONS: FALSE
FORTE_STRINGDICTFIXEDMEMORY: OFF
FORTE_STRINGDICTINITIALMAXNROFSTRINGS: 300
FORTE_STRINGDICTINITIALSTRINGBUFSIZE: 8000
FORTE_SUPPORT_ARRAYS: ON
FORTE_SUPPORT_BOOT_FILE: ON
FORTE_SUPPORT_CUSTOM_SERIALIZABLE_DATATYPES: ON
FORTE_SUPPORT_MONITORING: ON
FORTE_SUPPORT_QUERY_CMD: ON
FORTE_SYSTEM_TESTS: OFF
FORTE_TESTS: OFF
FORTE_TESTS_INC_DIRS
FORTE_TESTS_LINK_DIRS
FORTE_TRACE_EVENTS: ON
FORTE_TicksPerSecond: 1000
FORTE_TimeBaseUnitsPerSecond: 1000000000
FORTE_UNICODE_SUPPORT: ON
FORTE_USE_64BIT_DATATYPES: ON
FORTE_USE_LREAL_DATATYPE: ON
FORTE_USE_REAL_DATATYPE: ON
FORTE_USE_WSTRING_DATATYPE: ON

when I compile with default variables of the makefile everything the problem is:

<Response ID="28" Reason="UNSUPPORTED_TYPE"/>

What configuration is that you have used ?

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1725104 is a reply to message #1725103]

Mon, 29 February 2016 19:59

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Hi,

the default GPIOs for RaspberryPI is the module "sysfs" as described above.

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1725116 is a reply to message #1725104]

Mon, 29 February 2016 23:22

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I change only the " raspberry_sps " module, i will turn "ON " but the problem persists .
Do I have to modify any module more ?

/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp:34:6: warning: unused parameter âpaInputâ
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp: In member function âbool CProcessInterface::readPin()â:
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp:108:32: error: âi2c_smbus_read_byteâ was not declared in this scope
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp: In member function âbool CProcessInterface::writePin()â:
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp:129:38: error: âi2c_smbus_read_byteâ was not declared in this scope
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp:136:44: error: âi2c_smbus_write_byteâ was not declared in this scope
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp: In member function âbool CProcessInterface::readWord()â:
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp:155:77: error: âi2c_smbus_read_i2c_block_dataâ was not declared in this scope
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp: In member function âbool CProcessInterface::writeWord()â:
/home/pi/forte/src/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp:175:72: error: âi2c_smbus_write_word_dataâ was not declared in this scope
src/CMakeFiles/forte.dir/build.make:11393: recipe for target 'src/CMakeFiles/forte.dir/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cpp.o' failed
make[2]: *** [src/CMakeFiles/forte.dir/modules/raspberry_sps/processinterface.cp

best

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1725120 is a reply to message #1725116]

Tue, 01 March 2016 00:27

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auto-solve problem

sudo apt-get install libglui2c2 libi2c-dev i2c-tools

install i2c library in raspberry pi

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1725175 is a reply to message #1724429]

Tue, 01 March 2016 11:36

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I have the same problem Maximilian Hauske ,my blocks do not allow you to see the value of variables:

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i used "sudo ./forte" and i enabled sysfs module.

Someone knows why this happens ?

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1725217 is a reply to message #1725175]

Tue, 01 March 2016 19:09

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Hi,

it looks like you have monitoring not enabled for your system. You can do this either by right clicking on the system in the system explorer or clicking on the arrow beside the magnifiyng glass in the toolbar. In the upcoming 1.8. M2 release there will also be a dedicated menu for monitoring.
You can see if your system has monitoring enabled with a green circle in the upper left corner of the system icon.

Cheers,
Alois

P.S.: sometimes you get the same N/A result although you have monitoring enabled. This is a known issue which we could currently not track down. The workaround is to disable and enable again the monitoring.

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Wed, 09 March 2016 09:26

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I can not get the value of the GPIO pins change from QX function.
I have done everything discussed in the forum:

- compile forte with sysfs module
- Run with sudo or sudo su
- Remote run from windows to raspberry pi
-installed wiringPi(blink example work correctly)

the electronic circuit works correctly if the LED runs from the Linux shell it works perfectly.

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1726053 is a reply to message #1726046]

Wed, 09 March 2016 10:03

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I am not sure about it, but I think the wiringPi is not used anymore (as said some post before). You should use just the sysFs module, and what I see is that you are trying to control the gpio22 directly in your ssh connection, but in your FB tester your parameter is 3. If this was the same test, I think you should use 22 as parameter to control your gpio22. Take in account too that a true value to the QX will put a 0 in the gpioXX/value file and viceversa, as discussed in other topic.

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Wed, 09 March 2016 10:54

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hi,
it seems that your output was not initialized correctly. I guess you set the parameters after the INIT event.
So please try first to set the QI = TRUE, PARAM = 3 and then click the INIT event.
If the STATUS = OK then you can set the OUT parameter and click the REQ event.

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i have also the problem
all the values show N/A although the monitoring is running
i have tried to turn it off and turn it on, but it still doesnt work
can someone pls help me?

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Mon, 24 April 2017 16:03

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hi the problem is that you can only monitor FBs which are mapped to a FORTE device. The FBs you've selected are FBs mapped to FBRT from Holobloc which does not support our monitoring protocol.

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1764891 is a reply to message #1724429]

Sat, 03 June 2017 02:53

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I think this is a good example. It's more simpler than projects in 4diac. And it's easyier to get the answer. So I know my ide and forte are corretly installed. Thx

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Tue, 08 August 2017 05:49

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Hello,

I am trying the same but my problem seems to that FB QX does not seems to be initialized. I have checked that sysfs is installed. When I download my application to FORTE, there is no unsupported object error as well. Can you tell where the problem might be?

I am also attaching my FORTE download log.

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Can you try the same application but without the connection E_SR -> QX.REQ? Because the error you are getting is due to some initialization error. Unfortunately we cannot see the initialization error since the error is overwritten in STATUS(). Taking the connection away, will show the error that's happening in the initialization

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Thanks, Jose. I have done as you advised. Status of QX FB is "OK" now but all the IOs of QX are static. All other FBs are working as intended i.e. E_SR->Q is fluctuating between true and false after every 500 ms but it seems that the effect is not carried on to QX FB.

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Update: For some reason, it works like a charm when I have connected E_SR->EO back to QX->REQ. LED is blinking now.

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Good to read that! The connection E_SR.EO->QX.REQ is the one that actually tells the hardware to turn on/off, that's why when you deleted it didn't show on the LED. Still, I'm not sure why it didn't work the first time. Maybe the initialization failed for some reason

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Thu, 14 December 2017 06:45

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Hello members!
I follow this link: "https://www.eclipse.org/4diac/documentation/html/installation/raspi.html"
While building forte for Rasberrypi3 model B I following step mentioned in Building FORTE on the RPI-> Preparing then 2)Building .
While building forte on rasberrypi, after running "make", two warning appears
1) Warning: the program should also define "void operator delete[](void*, std::size_t)"
2) Waring: conversion to 'TfroteFloat {aka float}' from 'CIEC_DWORD::TValueType {aka unsigned int}' may alter value. At "if ( CIEC_DWORD::scm_nMaxVal < pa_roVal) {

However, forte exe has been genrated after these two warning multiple time in b"in/posix/src directory".
Now I using 4DIAC IDE 1.8.4, on win7 after installation of jdk 1.8.
I write blink test program in 4DIAC, it do everything fine, and output is exactly like mentioned in attachments of first post of Awais Tanveer: message #1770065.

Please note that i didnot complete cross compilation steps. I just run forte exe on rasberrypi, then using 4DIAC, download blink test program on rasberrypi.local:61499.

Please guide! urgent response please.

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Thu, 14 December 2017 06:49

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I mentioned QX-Param value 3 and connect led between pin 3 and 6 of raspberrypi 3 model b. It is not blinking. Please guide

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1778442 is a reply to message #1778423]

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Hi,

you can ignore the two warnings. The first one was already fixed in the development version and the second should not affect you.

Could you also show what the output values of your QX FB are. Are you running forte as root or does the user running forte has read/write access to the folders and files in the sysfs directory?

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Thanks Sir! again for your prompt response. Issue has been resolved. There was issue because of misunderstanding of GPIOs Pins. GPIO Pin 3 points to PIN 5 on Raspberry PI 3 Model B. So when I connected LED between 5 and 6 Pin, it start blinking. Thanks again Sir!!!

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Good that it is working for you now.

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Re: Raspberry Pi 2 B FlipFlop Tutorial [message #1795797 is a reply to message #1778452]

Fri, 28 September 2018 21:05

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I have similar problem when running the toggle with QX.

I compiled forte from git on an Orangepi zero plus with SysFs included. I run forte as root and get the following console putput:

root@orangepizeroplus2:~# ./forte
INFO: T#00ms: FORTE is up and running
INFO: T#00ms: Using default bootfile location: forte.fboot
INFO: T#00ms: Boot file forte.fboot opened
INFO: T#03ms: Bootfile correctly loaded
INFO: T#03ms: Closing bootfile
INFO: T#03ms: CBSDSocketInterface: Opening TCP-Server connection at: localhost:61499
INFO: T#03ms: 1
INFO: T#01005ms: 3out

Monitoring works fine and I see the toggle every 5s but the led on gpio3 between pin 5 and 6 is on but not toggling.

Something is wrong. Any hints.

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Sat, 29 September 2018 09:45

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I solved it.

It was a mix of causes that led to headache.

Just to write it down here. If you use orange pi with allwinner cpu the gpio3 is not on the raspberry pin 5. If you play with pin 5 you have to address gpio11.

With 11 in the params of the QX, everything works perfect. The FB exports and unexports the pin and makes perfect use of it.

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Thanks for letting us know what the solution to your issue was. After reading your first message I was pretty puzzled. But with your second I remember that I had similar issues on the BeagleBoneBlack.

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