5.7 Software Wiring
The software wiring function allows analog input and digital input values to be varied
from an application.
Software wiring is used for debugging without connecting to I/O equipment and
external inputs.
This section gives an overview of software wiring, together with precautions on its
use.
SEE ALSO
For details on definition of software wiring, see Section 4.4, “Hands-on: Software Wiring Setup” of TI
“STARDOM FCN/FCJ Primer – Fundamental.”
The online help documentation also contains the following description on software wiring.
5.7.1 Overview of Software Wiring
Software wiring function provides two input form options for selection: closed loop
and time series.
Use these input forms as required by the application to be debugged.
• Closed loop
With closed loop software wiring, the value of an input is varied with the value of
an output.
Use closed loop software wiring for varying the value of a digital input with a
digital output or varying the value of an analog input with an analog output or
pulse width output.
• Time series
With time series software wiring, the value of an analog input is increased or
decreased over a specified duration.
Use time series software wiring for increasing or decreasing the value of an
analog input cyclically, independent of any analog output.
You can specify the time interval for increasing or decreasing the analog value,
as well as the direction of increase and decrease.
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