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For a simple functional test of your system, you can execute one of the model examples provided as demos.
For example, you can load and execute the “rtdemo1” demo model, which is a PID controller. This model does not use the I/Os of your system.
If this model is running as expected, you know that your system basic configuration is correct.
The procedure is explained in this page of the RT-LAB user documentation: https://opal-rt.atlassian.net/wiki/x/MoiPC
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We provide you a project file containing the integration test model used to test your system in the factory.
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Please refer to this page in the RT-LAB user documentation for details: https://opal-rt.atlassian.net/wiki/x/_QiPC |
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The project includes the bitstream you need to use in your models. |
Note that in the overall OPAL-RT user documentation, the words “bitstream” and “firmware” are used as synonyms.
Download, on your PC, the project file below, that includes the integration test model file.
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Use the loopback flat ribbon cable IDC40 to DB37M and the loopback board DB37, 40 positions with Vuser. See this page.
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Before connecting the cables, make sure that the voltages or other electrical specifications are compatible with OPAL-RT DB37/DB9 specifications of I/O modules OP5330, OP5342 and, OP5369. See section OP4610XG I/O System for all DB37 and DB9 pin assignment. |
Refer to these pages for more details
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NEXT STEP > it’s up to you. You may want to: |