FBL2360 and Resolver Configuration

I am trying to get an FBL2360 to control a motor, which is monitored with a resolver. The resolver outputs the expected output when tested with an oscilloscope. I am having trouble configuring the RoboteQ device using RoboRun.
Does anyone know how to configure the RoboteQ to use output from a resolver (sin/cos) as feedback?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Best regards.

Hi @blake

As per your response, I understood I could not use Resolver inputs. Therefore, I am using Sensorless switching mode now. In sensorless settings, I gave Startup power' 700 (70%) and Startup Timer Ticks: 20000 (although I still don't know how this Startup timer ticks works). I am attaching my configuration screenshots.
Problem is my motor is not moving with the speed which I am expecting. Its slow. Currently the motor is attached to the steering wheel shaft. Therefore, steering wheel is not rotating properly and stucking when I am going to -700~-1000 to +700~1000 motor command. Its slow and vibrating.
I increased the Vmot voltage to 48V and speed little increased but still not enough.
My question is why my speed is affecting when I am using sensorless switching mode option? Any help would be highly appreciated.

Regards

I tried calibrating but still no change. Let me write down the process:

1) I set all the default values like SSP: 75 and SST: 65535 and changed Switching Mode to SENSORLESS.
2) Now went to Console tab and wrote ^RWD 0 and click send.
3) Then wrote %clmod 4 and click Send
4) Then I went to Run tab and gave motor command: 10 and then -10 but the steering wheel (which attached to the motor) is not even moving. Although I can see my hall speed RPM is moving up to 300~400 when motor command is positive and -300~-400 when negative motor command.
5) I have no idea whether the approach is right here.
6) I then wrote %clmod 0 and clicked Send.
7) Finally wrote %eesav and clicked Send

Is the right procedures? Please let me know.
Regards