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I am currently using Flux Motor to simulate my motor and i can't get the test button to work

Azham

Hello, i am currently using Flux Motor to simulate my motor and i can't get the test button to work. It doesn't even clickable so to say. Is it because the version i'm using? it is the student version. Thank you

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Jocelyn

@Azham I have updated the title to reflect your query. cc- @Rahul_P1

Karun Avula

Hi Azham,

Thank you for contacting Altair community.

Can you please let us know which type motor you tried to simulate in FluxMotor. Synchronous PM motor or synchronous reluctance motor? 3 phase or n-phase?

Thanks

Karun

Azham

Hi Karun,

Thnk you for your reply. Currently i am simulating a 3-phase pmsm.

Best regards,

Azham

Hello,

It is now working again somehow. I think there was a problem with the download part because after i download the flux, i also dwonloaded the flux motor because i didn't realise that the flux has flux motor inside already. i then deleted all of them and only downloaded the flux again. To simplify, it is now working and thank you for your support.

Thanks,

Azham

Rahul_P1

Thanks for the update !

Karun Avula

Hi Azham,

Yes you are right. Flux and FluxMotor comes with unified installation file. No need to install them separately. It is great, you have sorted out the issue.

Please do not hesitate to ask if you have more questions.

Thanks

Karun

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