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Version 3.4 (R2009b) Real-Time Windows Target Software

This table summarizes what's new and changed in Version 3.4 (R2009b).

New Features and ChangesVersion Compatibility ConsiderationsFixed Bugs and Known ProblemsRelated Documentation at Web Site

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Supported I/O boards

Support for File I/O Using Packet and Stream I/O Blocks

The Packet Input, Packet Output, Stream Input, and Stream Output blocks now support a file I/O driver. To access the driver, click the Install new board button of one of these blocks and select Standard Devices > File. This driver reads and writes data from/to files on a local file system. For example, you can use this driver to import arbitrarily formatted data from a file without recompiling the model. In previous releases, importing such data with the From Workspace block required model recompilation.

New PWM Frequency and Duty Measurement Demo

The Real-Time Windows Target™ software now includes a demo that shows how to measure pulse width measurement (PWM) signal frequency and duty. See the PWM Frequency and Duty Measurement demo.

Support for Pulse Width Measurement with Counter Input Block

The Real-Time Windows Target software now supports pulse width measurements. The Counter Input block has the following new options to support this ability:

The National Instruments® PCI/PXI-60xx and National Instruments PCI/PXI-62xx drivers have been enhanced to work with this block for pulse width measurement.

Open Watcom Upgrade to 1.8

The Real-Time Windows Target software now uses Version 1.8 of the Open Watcom C/C++ Compiler.

  


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