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lost main.h file, bad path, something????

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I am trying to do the MotorWare Labs. And I am still stuck at lab 05c.

First problem for some reason I didn't have the project file project05.c, when I solved that problem I had the main.h problem.

So I uninstalled CCS 5 with much pain, moved my GOOD user.h file back in the correct directory and I have the main.h

missing again. I suppose I do not have a path set to find it correctly, could someone help please.

David

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  • David,

    I'm going to forward this query to motorware expert Chris. For next time, I would recommend  you to post queries related to Motorware to Instaspin forum for quick reply.

    Best  Regards

    Milan

  • Update: I still have the problem with CCS on that laptop.

    I loaded MotorWare, C2000, CCS on another laptop. Loaded good user.h file in place of default.

    Started lab 5c. Page 112.

    Motor spinning slowly, Changed value of gMotorVars.SpinTAC.VelldGoalSpeed_krpm from value 3354424 to 7 for correct speed of motor. Motor speed the same.

    Set “gMotorVars.SpinTAC.VelIdRun” to 1. Motor speed never changed.

    Noted the error on gMotorVarsSpinTAC.VelldErrorID  as 22 = failed.

    Any suggestions on how to correct this? Or what does 22 mean?

    David

  • David,

    1. Pleae stop posting these questions to the Motor Drivers forum. Please post MotorWare / InstaSPIN questions here. It only slows down response. 

    2. You are not following the directions in the labs.

    David Hackenbracht1 said:
    Changed value of gMotorVars.SpinTAC.VelldGoalSpeed_krpm from value 3354424 to 7 for correct speed of motor. Motor speed the same.

    These aren't even valid values. Follow the directions for loading the matching proj_lab##.js using the Scripting Console. This puts the variables into the proper format so you caninstrument them correctly.