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--- getting_started:tutorials:oneaxis_microzed [2026/05/28 14:16] – [Enable Output] ursgraf
+++ getting_started:tutorials:oneaxis_microzed [2026/06/02 10:18] (current) – [Emergency Signal] ursgraf
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 Use our [[https://wiki.ost.ch/spaces/EDS/pages/342720564/RT-Board|RT-Board]]. It delivers the necessary power on its analog output.
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 ===== Testing the Hardware =====
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 ==== Enable Output ====
-Todo
+On the RT-board we do not use an external motor controller and therefore, we cannot really control the motor power with this signal. However, we put the signal onto the //MIO10// output which has a led on the board. Check the function with
+<code>
+$ gpioset -c gpiochip0 10=1
+</code>
 ==== Ready Signal ====
-The ready signal signals to the controller that the motor controller has powered up. .
+The ready signal is placed on one of the two push button.
+<code>
+$ gpioget -c gpiochip0 14
+</code>
 ==== Emergency Signal =====
+The second push button causes an emergency signal.
+<code>
+$ gpioget -c gpiochip0 14
+</code>
-The emergency signal is used to bring the application in a safe mode. We connect this input signal (channel 0 on connector P12 to an external push button. As soon as a logic one is detected on this digital input the safety system is caused to switch to an emergency state.
 =====Run Application=====
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 </code>
+Pay attention to the hardware configuration file. It loads two hardware wrapper libraries.
+  * gpio-eeros: for digital inputs and outputs
+  * flink-eeros: for analog output and encoder input