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Let's take your S12ZVM-EFP reference design board engineered for automotive 3-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM)/brushless DC (BLDC) motor control system for a test drive!
The Quick Start Package includes
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S12ZVM-EFP performs better when using CodeWarrior® for MCUs (Eclipse IDE)
NOTE: Check the CodeWarrior page for the latest version.
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S12ZVM-EFP performs better when using the 'FreeMASTER tool' for run-time debugging.
NOTE: Check the FreeMASTER page for the latest version.
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Connect power supply cables and fuel pump or other 3 phase PMSM cables to the board.
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Attach the PE Multilink debugger cable to BDM port (J1) onboard and another end to PC.
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Attach the SCI to USB wire (FreeMASTER) to UART port (J4) PIN2, PIN3 and PIN4, another end to the PC USB port.
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Connect power supply wires to the DC power supply: set the voltage at 12 V, current limit to 20 A.
Check and make sure all connections are correct:
Figure 1.Power Supply connections
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Open CodeWarrior and load example projects.
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Open FreeMASTER run-time debug and visualization tool. Use the .exe within the S12ZVM-EFP reference design – Quick Start Package to configure the connected motor parameters and other parameters in MCAT for generating the PMSM_appconfig.h file.
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Then connect the FreeMASTER with the S12ZVM-EFP reference design board. After that, you can run the motor by using FreeMASTER.
For more details, refer to the S12ZVM-EFP reference design – software UG.
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Download the Quick Start Package for the S12ZVM-EFP reference design board
Get your Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
Get the Run-time Debugging Tool