SPT graph tool

[adrianonea]

Is there any startup guide that takes you through developing a small program for SPT (signal processing toolbox). I am actually using S32DS but I assume it will be similar.

[Alice_Yang]

Hello ,

Could you please describe it detail about "SPT", does it a ADC ?

And also tell us which chip do you used ?

BR

Alice

[adrianonea]

Hi Alice,I am using S32D247 processor and S32DS development environment. Data comes from external ADC via the MIPI interface. However if you have examples and a "Getting Started/User Guide" document that uses data from the internal ADC still OK. any document or example that shows how to use the graph tool and integrate it with your C/C++ code will be welcome.

Adrian

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reply from Alice_Yang in CodeWarrior Development Tools - View the full discussionHello ,Could you please describe it detail about "SPT", does it a ADC ?And also tell us which chip do you used ? BRAlice

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[Alice_Yang]

Hello Adrian,

I think your question should in the S32 Design Studio thread , so i move it to here .

There will be the related expert help you .

BR

Alice

[adrianonea]

Thank you!

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reply from Alice_Yang in S32 Design Studio - View the full discussionHello Adrian, I think your question should in the S32 Design Studio thread , so i move it to here .There will be the related expert help you . BRAlice

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[martin_kovar]

Hi,

I answered your question in the following thread: SPT tool fails to install 

This is the only one document, which is available for SPT graphical tool. About SPT toolkit which is available on NXP website (SPT toolkit for MPC5775K|NXP ), we have only documents and examples which are part of installation.

Unfortunately the whole SPT module which is part of MPC5775K or S32R is too complex and customer are supported by their FAE's.

Regards,

Martin

[adrianonea]

Martin,Ideally what I would like to see is a project with a simple c program that uses the SPT to do a FFT on a 32 values array and then calculates the local maximums. Everything you have to do in the graph part,The c code (should be minimal)Every think you have to do as config in various files.

I think it will be an invaluable addition to your documentation.

Happy New Year! and thank you for your support so far.

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reply from Martin Kovar in S32 Design Studio - View the full discussionHi, I answered your question in the following thread: SPT tool fails to install  This is the only one document, which is available for SPT graphical tool. About SPT toolkit which is available on NXP website (SPT toolkit for MPC5775K|NXP ), we have only documents and examples which are part of installation. Unfortunately the whole SPT module which is part of MPC5775K or S32R is too complex and customer are supported by their FAE's. Regards,Martin

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[stanish]

Hi,

There is an example available in the S32DS for Power. It's for MPC577K (SPT1.0) Graph Tools so you can start from here at least.

Also there is a Graph Tool documentation which might help you:

<S32_Power_v1.1>\S32DS\help\pdf\s32ds.pwr.win.gt_reference_manual.pdf

Hope it helps.

Stan

[martin_kovar]

Hello,

unfortunately, we do not have any example project for SPT module so I cannot provide you any one. As I wrote in my previous post, SPT is supported directly by customer's FAEs.

Regards,

Martin