Mcewizard Setup Overview - Infineon EVAL-M7-HVMOS-INV User Manual

EVAL-M7-HVMOS-INV user guide
Evaluation power board with M7 connector
System and functional description
5. Power-on the system and start the MCEDesigner tool to open MCEDesigner default configuration file (.irc) for
the IMD111T smart driver.
6. Program the firmware and calculated parameters into the flash. See the MCEDesigner setup overview in
Chapter 2.2.1.2 for more details.
7. After programming successfully, click on the hammer icon to clear the fault signals if there is a red light at the
bottom of MCEDesigner. When the system is ready, start the motor by clicking the green traffic light. Clicking
the red traffic light stops the motor.
2.2.1.1

MCEWizard setup overview

MCEWizard defines control gains, limits and fault levels based on real number inputs, and converts gains and
levels to parameter counts based on hardware and control limit settings. MCEWizard also exports parameters
and variable scale factors to the MCEDesigner.
Double-click the MCEWizard shortcut on Windows desktop; the MCEWizard welcome page is shown as in
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Figure 4.
If users have the evaluation design kit MCEWizard configuration file, they only need to click the "Open
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System Configuration File" button and change the user's motor parameters under test.
But if users do not have this evaluation design kit MCEWizard configuration file, they need to click the button
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"File" and select "Create System Configuration File." Then follow the pop-up window prompt to complete
the configuration step by step.
For this system setup, if users do not have the MCEWizard configuration file, they should click "File" and select
"Create System Configuration File," then select the IMD111T device in the pop-up window. Next, click OK and
return to the welcome page, then select "Customized Design for Expert User." Click the "Next" button to
answer all the questions concerning the hardware design and user test motor specification.
Figure 4 MCEWizard welcome page
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