Hi, @antoniogomezMora1,
I see that you are using our latest toolbox version, 1.4.0 for S32K3. This release supports the following MATLAB versions: R2021a, R2021b, R2022a, R2022a, R2023a. To ensure the proper functionality of the toolbox, please update your current MATLAB version (2020a) to a version from the ones mentioned above.
The majority of our examples delivered with the toolbox are configured for the S32K344-Q257 processor, but, as stated in the readme file of each example, they can easily be used for multiple hardware parts. The S32K3X4EVB-T172 board you use has the same processor (S32K344-Q172 Hardware Part selection) as the S32K3X4EVB-Q172 board used to validate our examples. So it is okay if you are using the Q172 selection for T172.
I see that in the attached picture you have the S32K344-Q172 Hardware Part applied, but I also see that the S32K358-Q172 is selected. Therefore, when you build an application, make sure the Hardware Part is set to S32K344-Q172 and you press the Apply and OK buttons after the selection. You receive Runtime error 216 usually when the selected processor in the model is not the same as the one on the evaluation board, and the download process will fail.
Regarding your question about Tresos I need to mention that the EB Tresos tool is needed only if you want to modify the configuration project of a model. We provide a default configuration for all the hardware parts supported in our toolbox. The default configuration project is copied next to a new model or a model that doesn’t have one beside it each time you select a different Hardware Part. This default configuration includes multiple configured components and is used by the model during the build process. In conclusion, you don’t need to modify anything in Tresos for your board, the default project will work just fine with our examples.
Please let us know if this helped you.
Cheers,
Victor
