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this should work well---?? Very good controller!

Discussion in 'SimTools compatible interfaces' started by racerg, May 1, 2011.

  1. racerg

    racerg Going too fast... SimAxe Beta Tester Gold Contributor

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    Hi:

    I posted this with more detail now, regarding the TI RDK-BDC24 motor controller. It has a variety of input/output types (analog PWM, CAN, RS-232). It has both analog and digital inputs for the feedback loop and a fully flexible PID controller. It is a fully self contained controller with a powerful microprocessor.

    I am too new to know if it can be used...

    I have attached the protocol document. See section 4.5...

    Note that this is the CAN guide, I'd use the RS-232 mode, with same commands.

    It certainly can control a motor in many ways, just not enough experience on my end to know how/if it can interfaced and be controlled by X-Sim...

    Help would be greatly appreciated...thanks in advance!

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    racerg, May 1, 2011
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  2. kubing

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    I wish i can help you. :rofl: request a sample from manufacturer if you are lucky then share what you get with us.
    kubing, May 1, 2011
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  3. racerg

    racerg Going too fast... SimAxe Beta Tester Gold Contributor

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    Hi Kubing:

    I have a sample now and am reading all the forums to understand USO better...

    Then, will try and get it to run. Expert help would be greatly appreciated!
    racerg, May 1, 2011
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    More specifically? All the help is in the user guide, the USO is pretty easy to setup after you get familiar with the controller.
    Frakk, May 2, 2011
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