I also add that the PID tuner worked on the R2013a version, but very slowly, and with the update of the PID tuner in the R2014a version, it stopped working. I even tried the trial version R2016a and I still have the same problem. Thank you.
PID tuner doesn't launch
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I just wanted to design a simple PID for a simple 2nd order plant. When I double-click the PID block in Simulink and then click in the "Tune" button, it displays "linearization plant", then the bar disappears, and after that nothing show up.
I tried also to launch the PID tuner from Matlab Apps, and that gives me a set of errors that I show below :
Error using DynamicSystem/margin (line 50) Not enough input arguments.
Error in pidtool.utPIDgetmetrics (line 26) [GM PM WCG WCP] = margin(OLsys);
Error in pidtool.desktop.pidtuner.tc.DataSourcePlot/update (line 160) s = pidtool.utPIDgetmetrics(olsys, r2y);
Error in pidtool.desktop.pidtuner.tc.DataSourcePlot (line 108) this.update(true, true);
Error in pidtool.desktop.pidtuner.PIDTunerTC (line 67) this.DataSourcePlot = pidtool.desktop.pidtuner.tc.DataSourcePlot(this);
Error in pidtool.desktop.PIDTuner (line 22) this.TC = pidtool.desktop.pidtuner.PIDTunerTC(this.Parent.PlantList, desiredtype, baselinecontroller, this.Parent.SimulinkGateway, this.Parent.Type);
Error in pidtool.PIDToolDesktop (line 71) this.PIDTuner = pidtool.desktop.PIDTuner(this, desiredtype, baselinecontroller);
Error in pidtool (line 107) eval(cmd);
Error in pidTuner (line 71) pidtool;
How can I overcome this problem ? Is there a problem with my computer ? What can I do ? Thank you.
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Arkadiy Turevskiy
on 22 Jun 2016
This sounds like a possible case of corrupt installation. Can you please contact technical support, they will be able to help if you provide all the details and the steps to reproduce the problem.. Contact them at this link .
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