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MMWAVE-DEVPACK: Matlab runtime environment variable not found

Part Number: MMWAVE-DEVPACK

I am trying to use the following tutorial to read RAW ADC data from AWR1642Boost Board.

In one of the steps, I have to edit the path of runtime. But, I cannot find the path of runtime in my environment variables.

I have preinstalled functional Matlab 2016a in my laptop. And I recently installed Matlab runtime 8.5.1. 

  • Hello Anum,
    Please make sure that you have install 32-bit version of Matlab runtime 8.5.1 and install as Admin.
    And furthermore are you facing any error while capturing raw data from mmWave Studio with TSW1400?


    Regards,
    Jitendra
  • Dear Jitendra,
    Let me install this version of runtime.

    I was facing a bit of difficulty integrating the hardware, I just connected my 3 boards now. Will try it soon.

    Can I also verify that my laptop has Windows 10 in it. I hope that wont be an issue in the whole process?

    Many Thanks
  • Hi Anum,

    Please check the PATH variable in the "Environment Variables" window shown in your screenshot above. There are two entries for the PATH variable - one under "User variables" and one under "System variables". The Matlab entries are usually under the PATH entry in the "System variables" section.

    Make sure that the path to the runtime is before the path to the regular Matlab. For example, on my system, it is as below.

    ...;C:\Program Files (x86)\MATLAB\MATLAB Runtime\v851\runtime\win32;C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2017b\bin;...
  • Sorry, I dont understand this:
    "Make sure that the path to the runtime is before the path to the regular Matlab. For example, on my system, it is as below."

    Currently, the path of Matlab is:
    C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2016b\bin

    Whereas, the path for the two versions of Matlab runtimes are:
    C:\Program Files\MATLAB\MATLAB Runtime\v851\runtime\win64
    and
    C:\Program Files (x86)\MATLAB\MATLAB Runtime\v851\runtime\win32

    So I hope the one with win32 should work?
  • Oh I understand?

    So in the attached image, I should move the bottom most variable to top?