MCB2300 and PID

[Sergiv]

hello!
Can I use a PID controller for programming MCB2300?

[LaRisa_M]

Hi Sergiv,

The PID toolkit (part of the LabVIEW Control, Design, & Simulation module) is supported by the LabVIEW for ARM module, however, I think you might run into problems fitting your PID simluations on to the MCB2300 board. I'd really recommend using the MCB2400 instead, as it should have sufficient RAM.

[Sergiv]

Hi.

when I click "run" error appears

how to ensure the efficiency of PID controller for ARM?

[LaRisa_M]

Hi Sergiv,

The VI in the screenshot you posted is not executable. Its Run arrow is broken. Whenever you click a broken Run arrow in a LabVIEW VI, a dialog box will list all of the errors present in the VI. You can double-click on any error entry to highlight where the error is occurring. You will need to step through your VI and resolve all errors. If there is a specific error you can't find how to correct, post the error message and where it's occurring, so we can help you resolve it. When the errors are resolved, you'll see a solid Run arrow and you can try running the VI on your ARM target.

[Sergiv]

HI

for PID-control error is not, but for pid-control autotuning error is. why ?

[LaRisa_M · Accepted solution]

Hi Sergiv,

I see the problem now. The PID Autotuning VI launches user dialog boxes like the Autotuning Wizard, which aren't supported by embedded targets. Embedded applications are intended to execute without user interfaces. You will need to use the PID VI and tune your PID control manually, which will give you better results anyway, I am told.

[Sergiv]

thanks fo the help