To implement SPI communication with multiple chip select (CS) lines using the C28x SPI Transmit block, you first need to configure GPIO pins as digital output pins using GPIO Digital Output blocks.
For each of your peripherals/sensors/devices, assign a unique SPI module (SPI_A, SPI_B, SPI_C, SPI_D) to each one. Then, use GPIO Write blocks to control the chip select lines before and after data transmission (e.g., GPIO11 for SPI_A, GPIO12 for SPI_B).
It's better to create subsystems for each SPI module (e.g., SPI_Transmit_A, SPI_Transmit_B). Inside each subsystem, add an input port for data, a GPIO Write block to set/unset the CS pin low/high, and an SPI Transmit block for the corresponding SPI module.
Using separate SPI modules and individual GPIO chip select pins simplifies the design by isolating channels, reducing complexity, and ensuring independent device control.
Refer to the example here to understand the working in more detail: https://www.mathworks.com/help/ti-c2000/ug/using-spi-to-read-write-example.html
Alternatively, you might want to use the C28x SPI Controller Transfer block as it combines both transmit and receive operations into a single block, facilitating full-duplex communication, which seems to align with the title of your question. The setup/configuration remains largely the same. Refer to the documentation to know more about the ports and parameters you need to set: https://www.mathworks.com/help/ti-c2000/ref/c28xspicontrollertransfer.html
