Hello @zcampbell,
I am sorry, I must have missed the thread you've opened...
Anyway, I had a look at your model, and as I've seen, there was no sinewave on the PD7 pin. In order to get that Sine on the pin, I had to enable the Reload Output trigger for the FlexPWM0, Channel 0. Let me describe what I've done below.
Go to the FlexPWM0 Ch0 block and under the Output Triggers, check the reload interrupt.
Obviously, this will install an interrupt, so we have to add the interrupt handler block in the model. For that, I went to MBDT library and I've added the FlexPWM ISR Handler block. In our toolbox, that trigger is enabled at the same time with the interrupt. So, now that we have enabled the trigger, the first time when the interrupt occurred, we will just disable that interrupt, so for the entire time of the model execution, the interrupt, useless for your application will not be trigger anymore. To do so, we have to add the FlexPWM_ISR_Enable_Disable block in the interrupt triggered S-function and select the Module 0, Submodule 0 and reload interrupt.
These changes enabled the SineWave on the PD7 pin (Yellow). you can see the FlexPWM0, Ch0 (Blue) and the CTU trigger (Red).
At one time, before generating the code, Simulink warned me of an error related to some TLC file. I cannot explain why, but I had to delete the Stateflow that toggled the pin from inside the commented code in the CTU interrupt, which you are not using it. I've just replaced it with a constant 0. because you were not using that piece of the model.
I've attached the modified model.
Hope this helps,
Marius
Hello @zcampbell,
I am sorry, I must have missed the thread you've opened...
Anyway, I had a look at your model, and as I've seen, there was no sinewave on the PD7 pin. In order to get that Sine on the pin, I had to enable the Reload Output trigger for the FlexPWM0, Channel 0. Let me describe what I've done below.
Go to the FlexPWM0 Ch0 block and under the Output Triggers, check the reload interrupt.
Obviously, this will install an interrupt, so we have to add the interrupt handler block in the model. For that, I went to MBDT library and I've added the FlexPWM ISR Handler block. In our toolbox, that trigger is enabled at the same time with the interrupt. So, now that we have enabled the trigger, the first time when the interrupt occurred, we will just disable that interrupt, so for the entire time of the model execution, the interrupt, useless for your application will not be trigger anymore. To do so, we have to add the FlexPWM_ISR_Enable_Disable block in the interrupt triggered S-function and select the Module 0, Submodule 0 and reload interrupt.
These changes enabled the SineWave on the PD7 pin (Yellow). you can see the FlexPWM0, Ch0 (Blue) and the CTU trigger (Red).
At one time, before generating the code, Simulink warned me of an error related to some TLC file. I cannot explain why, but I had to delete the Stateflow that toggled the pin from inside the commented code in the CTU interrupt, which you are not using it. I've just replaced it with a constant 0. because you were not using that piece of the model.
I've attached the modified model.
Hope this helps,
Marius
