The BBB would be the master for my use case, with devices such as
servomotor drivers as slaves in a dual-redundant topology. I use the BBB
Wireless, and thus don't have the onboard RJ-45.
The other industrial connections would also be necessary, particularly in a
push-connector form factor,
Hi,
Jun 9, 2020, 22:25 by juha.hei...@gmail.com:
> Hmm out of curiosity why would you require 2 separate EtherCat ports or is it
> just for a ring topology?
>
> If you can settle for just one, you could run the igh EtherCat master stack
> on the BBB and use available LAN port. So if one is
Hmm out of curiosity why would you require 2 separate EtherCat ports or is
it just for a ring topology?
If you can settle for just one, you could run the igh EtherCat master stack
on the BBB and use available LAN port. So if one is enough, no need to
mixup the cape with the EtherCat stuff.
