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DRV10983: Issues with DRV10983 Output for A2212/13T 1000KV BLDC motor

DRV10983: DRV10983EVM GUI interfacing with DRV10983

Sharique Hussain
Intellectual 682 points
Part Number: DRV10983
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: USB2ANY, DRV10987

Hello,

        I want to know what is the junction between DRV10983 EVM GUI and SCL/SDA Pins of DRV10983 

Regards,

Shariq Hussain

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    TI__Expert 6065 points
    We use the USB2ANY to interface between the GUI, and then USB2ANY converts to I2C for the SCL/SDA pins of DRV10983
  • 0 in reply to Sanmesh Udhayakumar
    Intellectual 682 points
    Hi,
    But sir USB2ANY is a costly solution i.e., with pricing of 99$. Can you suggest any alternate solution with minimizing price.

    Regards,
    Shariq Hussain
  • 0 in reply to Sharique Hussain
    TI__Expert 6065 points
    We don't have an easy straightforward alternative to using the GUI withouth the USB2any.

    1) If you just want to see the current tuning settings of the DRV10983 in the GUI, and not the real-time values to read like measured speed, I'd enter the GUI in demo mode, and then use the "script" tab to write the eeprom register settings in python code like below:

    GUI=GUI_Module.Device_GUI("DRV109xx EVM.exe")
    GUI.write_register("DRV10987","EEPROM Programming5",0x0)
    GUI.write_register("DRV10987","CONFIG4",0x1000)

    Then you'd see your settings in the GUI with their actual values.

    2) you can look in the DRV109xx EVM installation folder to see if you find anything that can help you use the GUI without USB2Any
    3) you can decide to not use the GUI and just do the I2C writes manually with a microcontroller or other instrument