TI C2000 InstaSPIN™-FOC LaunchPad w/ Motor Driver

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C2000 Piccolo LaunchpadThe InstaSPIN™-FOC enabled C2000™ Piccolo LaunchPad is an inexpensive evaluation platform designed to help you leap right into the world of sensorless motor control using the InstaSPIN-FOC solution. The LaunchPad is based on the Piccolo TMS320F28027F with unique features such as 64KB of on board flash, 8 PWM channels, eCAP, 12bit ADC, I2C, SPI, UART, and InstaSPIN-FOC in on-chip execute only ROM memory. The LaunchPad includes many board hardware features such as an integrated isolated XDS100v2 JTAG emulator for easy programming and debugging, 40 PCB pins for easy access to the pins of the F28027F processor, reset button and programmable button, etc.
For this RoadTest, the C2000 is bundled with the Motor Drive BoosterPack (BOOSTXL-DRV8301).
To learn more about TI InstaSPIN Motor Control Solutions, visit ti.com/instaspin.
Features
  • C2000 Piccolo F28027F MCU with InstaSPIN™-FOC technology
  • Built in isolated XDS100v2 JTAG Emulator enables real-time in-system programming and debugging via USB
  • CPU reset button and programmable push button
  • Free unrestricted version of Code Composer Studio integrated development environment (IDE) v5
  • Free download of MotorWare™ software with drivers, modules, and InstaSPIN-FOC projects that work with various BoosterPacks
  • Free GUI to instrument software built in Motorware™ GUI
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  • That is the approach I would take. I got two road tests on the same day applied for them weeks apart so just trying to make a game plan on how to get everything done in the right amount of time as well as update my CC3100 code for the new firmware and enable it to work on the CC3200. So with all that it may take me a week or so to actually get down to posting useful comments on E14.

     

    That being said I have looked at this road test a bit and I cant seem to find a quick easy way to get started with it, could not find demo code to run in CCS, if you could point me in the correct direction that would definitely help me get started with this road test sooner and help me start posting useful comments here sooner too.

     

    Kas

  • Well, I did try out the CCS6 thingy and nop it doesn't work !! It compiles and even burns the code but it doesnt debug !! that's actually strange..

    I did had an copy of ccs5 installed earlier for an earlier Roadtest, but It seams that i forgot to install the C2000 Support image . and I also forgot to download the GUI .

    Further, I am kinna busy till 14th Oct, some deadlines , so i have stopped playing with the kit for now !! image may be will do so after 14th image. It's 2AM here, do i guess i should go to bed now image will post my findings ! image

     

    GurI