Getting Started With MicroDAQ E1100

2016
Getting started MicroDAQ E1100
Salaidev a Thirumani
Tenet Technetronics
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Application Notes
Contents
Introduction..2
Hardw are employed..3
Softw are employed3
Steps5
Led demo.8
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Application Notes
Introduction:
MicroDAQ
MicroDAQ is an ideal platform for developers, scientists and geeks
involved in real-time measurement and control development. The platform
supports design flows from popular model based tools like SCILAB, MATLAB, and
LABVIEW. The user has the choice to either go with a complete open source
software toolchain or with the existing access to proprietary tools in the house.
MicroDAQ Toolbox
MicroDAQ toolbox combines Scilab/XCos environment with Embedded
Solutions MicroDAQ real-time control measurement system equipped with TI
C6000 DSP. Module extends Scilab by allowing user to automatically generate
DSP applications directly from XCos scheme. User can use custom XCos blocks
which gives access to MicroDAQ hardware (ADC, DAC, DIO, PWM, UART,
Quadrature Encoder). Generated DSP application utilizes SYS/BIOS real-time
operating system combined with code generated from XCos scheme.
Libraries of blocks allow seamless to create Models/Diagrams in either

XCOS/SIMULINK/NI Labview and also create optimized C-Code, Compile and
link with the target compiler and download it for deployment. In addition to this
the platform allows for high frequency real-time data acquisition to capture or
tune parameters from the hardware in real-time.

Application Notes
Hardware employed:
MicroDAQ E1100
Power adopter 5V 2A
USB CABLE
Ethernet cable
Software employed:
SCILAB 5.5
Code composer studio 5.5
MicroDAQ E1100:
The MicroDAQ E1100/E1100 is a DSP real-time control measurement device
designed to solve complex problems.This device combines TI C6000
fixes/floating point DSP core and an ARM9 core.The MicroDAQ E1100 is
equipped with up to 8 channel analog input with a sample rate of upto 166
KSPS.
Figure 1

Application Notes
Steps:
Step1:Unpack MicroDAQ and connect device to your PC. Use included 5V DC
power supply and Ethernet cable to connect device to host PC. During
MicroDAQ power up procedure D1, D2 LEDs are used to indicate state of device
boot sequence.
D2 On - MicroDAQ bootloader initialization done

D1 On - MicroDAQ Linux initialization done
D1, D2 Off - MicroDAQ firmware initialization done
Step 2:
Data exchange between MicroDAQ and host PC is done with Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
Connect the device using Ethernet.
Step 3:
Connect the USB Port of the MicroDAQ device to the host PC. Microdaq device
will discovered as the USB storage device.
Step 4:
Open the USB storage device and open network.txt file. Configure the IP
address.
Default IP settings would be
Ethernet - 10.10.1.1
Wi-Fi - 10.10.2.1
If you want setup host PC with MicroDAQ default IP settings you should use the
following IP address and network mask settings for your host PC:
Ethernet IP address range: 10.10.1.2 - 10.10.1.254

Ethernet network mask: 255.255.255.0
Wi-Fi IP address range: 10.10.2.1 - 10.10.2.254
Wi-Fi network mask: 255.255.255.0
Application Notes
Step for setting the IP address (windows 7) for Ethernet port

Control panel -> Network and sharing center -> Access type (Local area
connections) ->Properties -> Internet protocol version 4
Figure 2
Set IP address from 10.10.1.2 - 10.10.1.254 and subnet mask as 255.255.255.0 and
press ok
Step 5:open cmd window then command ping10.10.1.2 and check whether we
are getting reply.
Figure 3
Application Notes
Step 6:Open web browser and type the LAN IP address.
Figure 4
Reboot your MicroDAQ.We done with hardware connections and established
the connection between the host PC and MicroDAQ.
Step 7: Open Scilab and install MicroDAQ from atoms toolbox
Step 8: Configuring toolbox with 'microdaq_setup' setup wizard
Make sure MicroDAQ device is connected and IP connection is valid.

Execute 'microdaq_setup' command from Scilab
Provide external components (CCS5 root directory, compiler, XDCTools,
SYS/BIOS) install paths
Example directory structure (same for Linux) with standard CCS5
installation:
o Code Composer Studio 4/5 install path C:\ti\ccsv5
o C6000 compiler install path
C:\ti\ccsv5\tools\compiler\c6000_7.4.4
o XDCTools install path C:\ti\xdctools_3_25_03_72
o SYS/BIOS RTOS install path C:\ti\bios_6_35_04_50
Give MicroDAQ IP address and detect the MicroDAQ and click OK

Application Notes
Figure 5

Application Notes
Experiment 1:LED Demo

Step 1:Open scilaband click Scilab demonstrations -> XCOS -> MicroDAQ -> LED
EXAMPLE
Step 2:In Xcos file, click run button, Waveform will open and D1 led will blinkupto
the duration we specified in the setup. Please follow Figure 5 for MicroDAQ
setup if you doesnt do before.
Figure 6

Application Notes
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Libraries of blocks allow seamless to create Models/Diagrams in either

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D2 On - MicroDAQ bootloader initialization done

Ethernet IP address range: 10.10.1.2 - 10.10.1.254

Step for setting the IP address (windows 7) for Ethernet port

Step 6:Open web browser and type the LAN IP address.

Make sure MicroDAQ device is connected and IP connection is valid.

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Experiment 1:LED Demo

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