Driver GPIO for Scada v6.1

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DrvGpiod v6.1.0.0

The GPIO control driver for Scada v6.1 Used the Nuget System.Device package.Gpio v2.2.0 as a gasket for the gpiod package (apt install gpiod) On some systems, the package is installed.

As for the numbering of gpio pin, in Orange you can look at the gpioinfo command and check by calculation. For example, contact PG7 — G = 7th letter of the alphabet. (7-1)*32 + 7 = 199 pin number.

For other processors, it is not always possible to calculate. For example a PC on a DIN rail JetHome JetHub D1 / I could not figure out how to find out the exact pin number for entering into the configuration, the numbers specified in the documentation are suitable. The template for the inputs/outputs is attached.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<DevTemplate Name="JetHub_Gpio">
  <Gpios>
    <Gpiod Name="GOUT1" Active="true" Code="out1" Pin="456" />
    <Gpiod Name="GOUT2" Active="true" Code="out2" Pin="455" />
    <Gpiod Name="GOUT3" Active="true" Code="out3" Pin="454" />
    <Gpiod Name="GIN_1" Active="true" Code="in1" Pin="472" />
    <Gpiod Name="GIN_2" Active="true" Code="in2" Pin="471" />
    <Gpiod Name="GIN_3" Active="true" Code="in3" Pin="470" />
    <Gpiod Name="GIN_4" Active="true" Code="in4" Pin="469" />
  </Gpios>
</DevTemplate>

If the inputs/outputs are already configured by the system, pinMode can not be specified, but if you need to use the starting PinValue value when starting the driver, it should be specified in the same way as in the system (I did not check for conflicts) Orange Pi does not understand the input types InputPullDown and InputPullUp, only Input

I haven’t checked it on Raspberry yet.

Link on GIT

[Mikhail]

Thank you!

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