Real-Time Windows Target - Documentation

Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Installation and Configuration

• Basic Procedures

• Using Simulink Models

About Simulink Models

Creating a Model

Configuring a Model

Running a Simulation

• Using Real-Time Applications

About Real-Time Applications

Entering Simulation Parameters

Entering Scope Parameters for Signal Tracing

Creating a Real-Time Application

Entering Additional Scope Parameters for Signal Tracing

Running a Real-Time Application

Running an Application from the Command Line

• Logging Signals to the Base Workspace

About Signal Logging

Entering Scope Parameters

Entering Signal and Triggering Properties

Plotting Logged Signal Data

• Logging Signals to a Disk Drive

About Signal Logging

Entering Scope Parameters

Entering Signal and Triggering Properties

Entering Data Archiving Parameters

Plotting Logged Signal Data

• Tuning Parameters

About Parameter Tuning

Changing Model Parameters

• Boards, Blocks, and Drivers

• Using I/O Boards

About I/O Boards

Installing and Configuring I/O Boards and Drivers

Compact PCI Board

• Using I/O Driver Blocks

About I/O Driver Blocks

The Real-Time Windows Target Library

Output Signals from an I/O Block

Variations with Channel Selection

• Using Analog I/O Drivers

About Analog Drivers

I/O Driver Characteristics

Normalized Scaling for Analog Inputs

Using Vector CAN Drivers

• Troubleshooting

Building Older Models

Plots Not Visible in Simulink Scope Block

Failure to Connect to Target

Scope Output Delayed or Missing

S-Functions Using Math Functions

• Custom I/O Driver Blocks

I/O Register Access from S-Functions Limitation

Incompatibility with Win32 API Calls

Unsupported C Functions

Supported C Functions

• Configuration Parameters

• Real-Time Workshop Pane: Real-Time Windows Target

Real-Time Windows Target Tab Overview

Target function library

Utility function generation

Compiler optimizations

Generate assembly listings

Transport layer

MEX-file arguments

Static memory allocation

Static memory buffer size

• Release Notes

Real-Time Windows Target roadmap
page

	Functions:
	Alphabetical List

	Blocks:
	By Category
	Alphabetical List



	Documentation Set

	Getting Started
	Introduces Real-Time Windows Target and gets you started using it

	User's Guide
	Provides comprehensive information about Real-Time Windows Target

	Examples in Documentation
	Lists major examples in the Real-Time Windows Target documentation



	Product Demos

	Real-Time Windows Target Demos
	Presents a collection of demos that you can run from the Help browser to help you learn the product



	What's New

	Release Notes
	Summarizes new features, bug fixes, upgrade issues, etc.



	Printable (PDF) Documentation on the Web

PDF documents reflect the most recent version of Real-Time Windows Target and might describe features not available in earlier versions of the software.
	Real-Time Windows Target User's Guide
	Real-Time Windows Target Reference
	Real-Time Windows Target Release Notes

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