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I have seen in the device description file that you have texts like these: >Zitat:
realtime priority (SCHED FIFO 66)
I was wondering when i have a realtime kernel does Codesys automatically create processes for the tasks that runs with SCHED_FIFO according to the device description?
Because when looking with ps in the linux shell I can only see two codesys processes that are SCHED_OTHER.
And I read on another forum a tip that I should schedule the two codesys processes as SCHED_RR to make Codesys run with lower Jitter... But that doesnt seem to change anything if I try It and that setting is lost when rebooting.
Is there anything you can do to try and improve the jitter? I am not having any problems at the moment but I like to know these things so that when it becomes a problem I know what to do.
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Hi,
you just need to apply and rt_prempt kernel patch for your Linux kernel this is mandatory to have realtime and less jitter.
That's it.
You will see then on you Pi jitter <150us and even better in the highest prio task.
An additional option is the muclticore version of the PI.
This will improve the jitter additional and a lot ( depending on how you distribute the application in the CODESYS project to your cores see the screen captures attached)
BR
Edwin
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The problem may be that I am using a device Pigeon RB-300 which is based on a Rpi CM3.?
The kernel is based on Raspbian Stretch Lite with kernel version 4.9.80 with Preempt RT patch.
I am getting on a empty project in the Jitter colum a jitter value of 414us(-208/+206) in my task with prio 1.
I tried to disable GPIO, SPI master etc no difference.
So I guess with this hardware this is the best I can get.
Another question..
If I already have a License is there a possibility to purchase only a upgrade to multicore if deemed needed or do I need to buy a new license again?
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Hi,
i have done no Tests with the CM3 so far,
bubt even around 200 us is not so bad and for most Things good enough.
Zitat:
If I already have a License is there a possibility to purchase only a upgrade to multicore if deemed needed or do I need to buy a new license again
No this is not possible - this is a different product with different price.
BR
Edwin
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Hello.
I have seen in the device description file that you have texts like these: >Zitat:
realtime priority (SCHED FIFO 66)
I was wondering when i have a realtime kernel does Codesys automatically create processes for the tasks that runs with SCHED_FIFO according to the device description?
Because when looking with ps in the linux shell I can only see two codesys processes that are SCHED_OTHER.
And I read on another forum a tip that I should schedule the two codesys processes as SCHED_RR to make Codesys run with lower Jitter... But that doesnt seem to change anything if I try It and that setting is lost when rebooting.
Is there anything you can do to try and improve the jitter? I am not having any problems at the moment but I like to know these things so that when it becomes a problem I know what to do.
Hi,
you just need to apply and rt_prempt kernel patch for your Linux kernel this is mandatory to have realtime and less jitter.
That's it.
You will see then on you Pi jitter <150us and even better in the highest prio task.
An additional option is the muclticore version of the PI.
This will improve the jitter additional and a lot ( depending on how you distribute the application in the CODESYS project to your cores see the screen captures attached)
BR
Edwin
The problem may be that I am using a device Pigeon RB-300 which is based on a Rpi CM3.?
The kernel is based on Raspbian Stretch Lite with kernel version 4.9.80 with Preempt RT patch.
I am getting on a empty project in the Jitter colum a jitter value of 414us(-208/+206) in my task with prio 1.
I tried to disable GPIO, SPI master etc no difference.
So I guess with this hardware this is the best I can get.
Another question..
If I already have a License is there a possibility to purchase only a upgrade to multicore if deemed needed or do I need to buy a new license again?
Hi,
i have done no Tests with the CM3 so far,
bubt even around 200 us is not so bad and for most Things good enough.
No this is not possible - this is a different product with different price.
BR
Edwin