Dear Tapas-Team,
You define in the TAPAS_Quick_start program (which is probably precompiled on the TAPAS board?) some global Variables.
To be precise I mean the TAPAS_UPPER_TEMP_LIMIT (Line 69) and TAPAS_UPPER_CURRENT_LIMIT (line 71).
So is it generally correct that with the standard programm I can not drive a motor with a higher current then 6 Amps (the definition of upper_current_limit) ?
Also I think you might have a programm error in the code:
In the Main-loop where you Loop while the enableSys Flag = false
you check the temperature and current again (Line 293 and 301).
When the enableSys_Flag = true you enter the next While loop and there you check the temp and current again (Line 392 and398). But now you check for 60 Degrees and 2 Amps instead of the defined global variables. I assume that it is supposed to be the global Variables upper_temp_limit and upper_current_limit
Dear Tapas-Team,
You define in the TAPAS_Quick_start program (which is probably precompiled on the TAPAS board?) some global Variables.
To be precise I mean the TAPAS_UPPER_TEMP_LIMIT (Line 69) and TAPAS_UPPER_CURRENT_LIMIT (line 71).
So is it generally correct that with the standard programm I can not drive a motor with a higher current then 6 Amps (the definition of upper_current_limit) ?
Also I think you might have a programm error in the code:
In the Main-loop where you Loop while the enableSys Flag = false
you check the temperature and current again (Line 293 and 301).
When the enableSys_Flag = true you enter the next While loop and there you check the temp and current again (Line 392 and398). But now you check for 60 Degrees and 2 Amps instead of the defined global variables. I assume that it is supposed to be the global Variables upper_temp_limit and upper_current_limit