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===Why do I get a licensing error when I try to do a Raptor-Dev build?=== | ===Why do I get a licensing error when I try to do a Raptor-Dev build?=== | ||
Ensure your USB license dongle is plugged in and your license is up-to-date. Verify this in the [[Raptor:Tools|New Eagle License Viewer]] tool by clicking “Update License Online”. | Ensure your USB license dongle is plugged in and your license is up-to-date. Verify this in the [[Raptor:Tools|New Eagle License Viewer]] tool by clicking “Update License Online”. | ||
=Raptor Blockset= | |||
The Raptor Blocks support many different behaviors including I/O, fault management, calibration, online viewing via calibration tools, and many more. | |||
[[Image: raptorBlocks.JPG]] <br /> | |||
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|[https://www.neweagle.net/support/wiki/index.php?title=Raptor-Dev-Application-Monitoring Application Monitoring Library] | |||
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|[https://www.neweagle.net/support/wiki/index.php?title=Raptor-Dev-Serial Serial Library] | |||
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|[https://www.neweagle.net/support/wiki/index.php?title=Raptor-Dev-CAN-Library CAN Library] | |||
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|[https://www.neweagle.net/support/wiki/index.php?title=Raptor-Dev-Faults Faults Library] | |||
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|[https://www.neweagle.net/support/wiki/index.php?title=Raptor-Dev-Triggers Triggers Library] | |||
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|[https://www.neweagle.net/support/wiki/index.php?title=Raptor-Dev-Data-Storage-Library Data Storage Library] | |||
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=Compiling & Building Questions= | =Compiling & Building Questions= | ||
Revision as of 18:09, 15 December 2016
New Eagle > Products Wiki > Raptor Platform > Raptor-Dev > Raptor-Dev FAQ
Software Requirements Questions
What tools from the MathWorks are required for using Raptor?
Check out the Raptor Prerequisites
MATLAB 2013b Freezes on Startup
This is a known issue with Matlab that requires the patch below:
Licensing Questions
How do I know if my license is properly installed?
Run the New Eagle License Viewer tool to display the current status of your New Eagle license.
Why do I get a licensing error when I try to do a Raptor-Dev build?
Ensure your USB license dongle is plugged in and your license is up-to-date. Verify this in the New Eagle License Viewer tool by clicking “Update License Online”.
Raptor Blockset
The Raptor Blocks support many different behaviors including I/O, fault management, calibration, online viewing via calibration tools, and many more.
Raptor Block Categories
Compiling & Building Questions
Which compilers are used with Raptor-Dev?
Each Raptor controller datasheet lists the compiler options available for the specific controller. In general, here is the list of compiler vendors for Raptor targets:
- IAR Assembler for ARM 4.42A (4.42.1.501) for CM3620
- Freescale CodeWarrior 2.10 for MPC55xx for the CM0711, CM2115, CM3626, and BCM48
- Codesourcery for VeeCAN displays
- Hitech for GCM/ECM196 Bosch controller, www.hitex.com
Note - Codesourcery download is offered as an option during Raptor-Dev installation.
How do I get a demo or purchase the Freescale compiler?
What is an .rpg file?
An .rpg file uses the Raptor Package file format and contains both the software and calibration data generated during a Raptor-Dev build.
What is an .a2l file?
An .a2l file contains calibration signal information. .a2l files are generated during a Raptor-Dev build and can be loaded and merged using Raptor-Cal.
Where are build files saved?
Build files are saved in C:\ECU.
How long does a Raptor-Dev build take?
Depending on the size of the model being built, Raptor-Dev builds take anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes for a complete build.
Programming & Calibration Questions
How can I program a Raptor-Dev software build onto a Raptor control module?
A separate calibration tool must be used to program Raptor-Dev software builds onto Raptor control modules. Customers can choose to user either Raptor-Cal or any tool that follows the XCP protocol.
How can I program a Raptor-Dev software build onto a Raptor display?
Raptor displays are programmed using a USB flash drive. Raptor-Cal can be used to load the software build onto a usb flash drive.
How can I calibrate a module running Raptor-Dev software?
Modules running Raptor-Dev software can be calibrated using the Raptor-Cal calibration tool or any commercial calibration tool that supports the XCP protocol.