It is indeed possible to program the DSP using SIMULINK and MATLAB real time
workshop. RTW will generate the necessary .out file which can be downloaded to
the DSP. When you say "simulation", are you actually downloading the .out file
to the DSP or are u doing a HIL(hardware in the loop simulation)?
If you are actually downloading the program on the DSP, then i see no reason for
the DSP to stop working once you take out the ethernet connection. Also you
could check whether the connection time is sufficient.
-Sujit
Hi everyone,
>
>I'm working with a DSP/FPGA board and I mostly use the Simulink to
generate my models. I compile, I start the simulation on board with the Simulink
and my qestion is: Is it possible programm the DSP with the simulink? When I
connect the board and the simulation starts, the board (connected via ethernet)
works with autonomy, but when i stop the simulation from the simulink the board
stops working. I would to mantain the program running on the DSP. (during the
simulation if I disconnect the eth cable the board doesn't receive the stop
call and it works indefinetly, but this isn't a very smart way to get it)
So my questions are: Is it possible to program the DSP from the simulink without
receive the "stop simulation call"? If it is not possible, the way to go is to
export the project to the Code composer studio?
>
>THanks a lot
