Hi Ronny,
I understand that you want to run the "mcb_param_est_host_read" for any suitable hardware
To make the "mcb_param_est_host_read" example in Motor Control Blockset suitable for your specific hardware combination (TI F28069M Launchpad and BOOSTXL-DRV8305 driver), you need to modify the properties related to the hardware configuration.
Here are the steps to make the necessary changes:
- Open the "mcb_param_est_host_read" example in MATLAB
- Identify the properties related to the hardware configuration. These properties define the specific hardware components and their connections. Look for properties that specify the control card and the driver.
- Modify the control card property:
- Locate the property that defines the control card. It may be named something like "ControlCard".
- Change the value of this property to "F28069M" to match your TI F28069M Launchpad.
1.Modify the driver property:
- Locate the property that defines the driver. It may be named something like "Driver".
- Change the value of this property to "DRV8305" to match your BOOSTXL-DRV8305 driver
2.Save the changes to the example file.
By modifying the control card and driver properties as described above, you can adapt the "mcb_param_est_host_read" example to work with your specific hardware combination.
Remember to consult the documentation and reference materials provided by Motor Control Blockset and your hardware manufacturer for detailed instructions on configuring and adapting examples to your specific hardware setup.
You can also refer to the datasheets and user manuals for your TI F28069M Launchpad and BOOSTXL-DRV8305 driver to ensure accurate parameter settings and hardware compatibility.
Hope this helps!
