Hello,
I'm new to MBDT and the S32 Configuration Tool. I want to make a simple blinking LED project using MBDT with S32K358. From the datasheet, I notice the following information:
Pin number: 86
Pin name: PTC21
Pin type: OUT
Purpose: LED_GRN
So I thought the Port ID was 5 for PTC [31-16]
and the channel ID was 21. However, it looks like I misunderstood something because it said the channel id is out of range:
What should I do to properly configure this pin? Thanks.
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Hi
The value of Dio Channel Id must be in range: 0-15
For PTC21 please enter 5 (21-16)
Please notice that Model Based Design Tools (MBDT) are supported by our engineers on this community:
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Thanks for understanding.
Best Regards,
Robin
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Hello nxp team,
we are trying to enable the PTD17 pin high with dio peripheral
port name: PTD_H
Dio port Id: 7
Dio channel Id: 1
how to check the channel id i set is correct or not?
right now this pin is not getting high
Hi
The value of Dio Channel Id must be in range: 0-15
For PTC21 please enter 5 (21-16)
Please notice that Model Based Design Tools (MBDT) are supported by our engineers on this community:
https://community.nxp.com/community/mbdt
It’s an exception, all our products are supported via these tickets but except these MBDT tools. So, create please new thread on the community and responsible engineers will help you.
Thanks for understanding.
Best Regards,
Robin
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