Hardware Implementation Pane

Hardware Implementation Pane Overview

Specify the options for creating and running applications on target hardware.

Configuration

Configure hardware board to run Simulink® model.

  1. In the Simulink Editor, select Simulation > Model Configuration Parameters.

  2. In the Configuration Parameter dialog box, click Hardware Implementation.

  3. Set the Hardware board parameter to match your target hardware board.

  4. Apply the changes.

Hardware board

Select the type of hardware upon which to run your model.

Changing this parameter updates the Configuration Parameters dialog box so it only displays parameters that are relevant to your target hardware.

After installing support for your target hardware, reopen the Configuration Parameters dialog box and select your target hardware.

To run the model on your NXP™ board, select NXP FRDM-KL25Z.

Settings

Default: None

None

This setting means your model has not been configured to run on target hardware. Choose your target hardware from the list of options.

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Select this option to start Support Package Installer and install support for additional hardware.

Build Options

To specify how the build process takes place during code generation, select build options.

Build action

Specify whether you want only a build action or build, load, and run actions during code generation.

Default: Build, load and run

  • Build — Select this option if you want to build the code during the build process.

  • Build, load and run — Select this option to build, load, and run the generated code during the build process.

Clocking

CPU Clock (MHz)

This option is for the CPU clock frequency of the FRDM-KL25Z processor on the target hardware.

Note

This parameter appears dimmed. The value of this parameter is set to 48 MHz.

I2C0 and I2C1

SCL Pin

Select an SCL pin for I2C communication.

I2C0

Default: PTB0

PTB0, PTB2, PTC8, PTE24

I2C1

Default: PTE1

PTE1, PTC1, PTC10

SDA Pin

Select an SDA pin for I2C communication.

I2C0

Default: PTB1

PTB1, PTB3, PTC9, PTE25

I2C1

Default: PTE0

PTE0, PTC2, PTC11, PTA4

Timer/PWM

TPM0 Frequency (in Hz)

Specify the frequency for the TPM0 timer.

Default: 4166 Hz

TPM1 Frequency (in Hz)

Specify the frequency for the TPM1 timer.

Default: 50 Hz

TPM2 Frequency (in Hz)

Specify the frequency for the TPM2 timer.

Default: 4166 Hz

UART0, UART1, and UART2

Baud rate (in bits/s)

Specify the baud for UARTx serial interfaces.

Default: 115200

Tx Pin

Select a Tx pin for serial communication.

UART0

Default: PTA2 (USBTX)

PTA2 (USBTX), PTE20, PTD7, No connection

UART1

Default: PTC4

PTC4, PTE0, No connection

UART2

Default: PTD5

PTD5, PTE22, PTD3, No connection

Rx Pin

Select an Rx pin for serial communication.

UART0

Default: PTA1 (USBRX)

PTA1 (USBRX), PTE21, PTD6, No connection

UART1

Default: PTC3

PTC3, PTE1, No connection

UART2

Default: PTD4

PTD4, PTE23, PTD2, No connection

PIL

Select hardware UART

Select the target UART port for PIL communication. After selecting an UART port, go to the selected UART in Configuration Parameters > Hardware Implementation pane > UARTx and select the Tx and the Rx pins.

Default: UART0

Serial port

Enter the serial port for PIL communication.

Default: COM1

External mode

Communication interface

Use the serial option to run your model in the external mode with serial communication.

Default: serial

Select hardware UART

Select the target UART port for external mode communication. After selecting an UART port, go to the selected UART in Configuration Parameters > Hardware Implementation pane > UARTx and select the Tx and the Rx pins.

Default: UART0

Note

The target UART0 port for external mode communication works only in Windows® and Mac OS X El Capitan operating systems.

Serial port

Enter the serial port for external mode communication.

Default: COM27

Verbose

Select this check box to view the external mode execution progress and updates in the Diagnostic Viewer or in the MATLAB® Command Window.