User`s guide

2 Automation Interface

3 Select a b oard name and processor name from the lists.

You are selecting a board and processor number that identiﬁes your

particular processor. W hen you create the object for CCS IDE in the

next section of this tutorial, the selected board and processor become the

processor of the object.

4 Click Done to accept y our board and processor selection and close the

dialog box.

boardnum and procnum now represent the Board name and Processor

name you selected —

boardnum =1andprocnum =0

Creating and Querying Objects for CCS IDE

In this tutorial section, you create the connection between M ATLA B software

and C CS IDE. This connection, or object, is a MATLAB software object that

you save as variable

cc.

You use function

ticcs to create objects. When you create objects, ticcs

input arguments let you deﬁne other object property values, such as the g lobal

timeout. Refer to the

ticcs reference do cumentation for m ore information

on these input arguments.

Use the generated o bject

cc to direct actions to your processor. In the

following tasks,

cc appears in all function syntax that interact with CCS

IDE and the processor:

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