2024-10-21 11:46 PM
Hi everyone
I have a - for sure very basic - CubeMonitor flow. The goal later is to achieve a step response for regulator parameter estimating, but at first I want to start with showing temperatures only and fail here.
What I managed to do already:
I put some screenshots in, maybe somebody else has an idea what goes wrong here?
2024-10-22 12:22 AM
Hello @White_Fox
In order to have a successful acquisition, you must have more nodes :
- Some nodes to configure the acquisiiton, including a "ack stlink out"
- Some nodes to collect format and display the data.
You should use the default BasicFlow. You can find it in the menu (top right button) / import / local and select STM32CubeMonitor_BasicFlow.json
More explanation can be found in the wiki : STM32CubeMonitor:Basic flow to perform a simple acquisition - stm32mcu
You can also look at the video MOOC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhWAZiVwMkU&list=PLnMKNibPkDnE0lxFD_LnXuzs6I2QsSKkm&index=4
Please, let us know if it is better with the basic flow. thank you.
2024-10-22 03:11 AM
Interesting thing. It is new for me to need a ST-Link out node, but in previous tries I had these nodes already.
Nevertheless, importing the Basic Flow worked for me after adjusting some after adjusting the variables to present, so I will continue from that.
Thanks for the help, but I have a feeling that I need to come back in a few days. ;)
2024-11-14 04:40 AM
Hi everyone
The basic demonstration flow works nice, I just change the variable settings in the myvariables node get the variables into a graph I want have.
But I still stucking with understanding how this tool works:
The next thing is: I want to use this to get a step response to estimate temperature regulator parameters. My plan is to do so: I have a boolean and a wait loop. I want to toggle the boolean and escape from the wait loop and start the aquisition. But how to do that? I can get the variable in the myvariables node, but I do not see how to link this variable with a button...best with the START acquistion button.
Does anyone have an answer?