MicroDAQ toolbox for Scilab

Develop real-time control and measurement aplication for free!

Descprition

MicroDAQ toolbox conbines Scilab/XCos environment with Embedded Solutions MicroDAQ real-time control measurement system equpted with TI C6000 DSP. Module extends Scilab by allowing user to automatically generate DSP applications directly from XCos scheme. User can use custom XCos blocks which gives access to MicroDAQ hardware (ADC, DAC, DIO, PWM, UART, Quadrature Encoder). Generated DSP application utilizes SYS/BIOS real-time opearting system combined with code generated from XCos scheme.

Key Features

Real-time code generation for Texas Instruments C6000 DSPs
Code generation from Xcos model
Standalone model generation
Blocks for MicroDAQ analog and digital I/O
DSP data live access with standard Xcos sinks
Execution profiling
Integration with LabVIEW
Windows and Linux support
Block generator for custom/legacy user code

Required software (dependencies)

Installation

This package is integrated with Scilab Atoms installer. In order to use toolbox download Scilab software (version 5.5.2 or newer) and run atomsInstall(‘microdaq’) from Scilab console. After MicroDAQ toolbox start run microdaq_setup to configure compiler and IP settings.

MicroDAQ toolbox Atoms website

Known Issues

Only one Signal block supported when running model from external application or Scilab script

Release Notes

Added:

Analog input/output scan functions for data acquisition
Custom blocks host compilation
Hardware detection in XCos blocks and HW access functions
Partial support for Scilab 6.0.0 (without XCos features, DSP management)
Mac OS support X

Fixed:

Windows 10 support
E1100 ADC02 configuration
Gaps in MicroDAQ help

Full changelog can be found in here.

How to report bugs?

If you find a bug, please report it on our issue section with a short description how to reproduce it. To help us to identify source of the problem attach MicorDAQ log file in your report.

Exmaple:

Generate log file in provided path using mdaq_log(pathToLogFile) command in Scilab console.
Write a short description and attach a log file