xPC Target™

start (scope object) - Start execution of scope on target PC

Syntax

MATLAB^® command line

start(scope_object_vector)
scope_object_vector.start
+scope_object_vector
start(getscope((target_object, signal_index_vector))

Target PC command line

startscope scope_index
startscope 'all'

Arguments

`target_object`	Name of a target object.
`scope_object_vector`	Name of a single scope object, name of vector of scope objects, list of scope object names in vector form `[scope_object1, scope_object2]`, or the target object method `getscope`, which returns a `scope_object` vector.
`signal_index_vector`	Index for a single scope or list of scope indices in vector form.
`scope_index`	Single scope index.

Description

Method for a scope object. Starts a scope on the target PC represented by a scope object on the host PC. This method does not necessarily start data acquisition, which depends on the trigger settings. Before using this method, you must create a scope. To create a scope, use the target object method addscope or add xPC Target™ scope blocks to your Simulink^® model.

Examples

Start one scope with the scope object sc1.

sc1 = getscope(tg,1) or sc1 = tg.getscope(1)
start(sc1) or sc1.start or +sc1

or type

start(getscope(tg,1))

Start two scopes.

somescopes = getscope(tg,[1,2]) or somescopes= 
tg.getscope([1,2])
start(somescopes) or somescopes.start

or type

sc1 = getscope(tg,1) or sc1 =tg.getscope(1)
sc2 = getscope(tg,2) or sc2 = tg.getscope(2)
start([sc1,sc2])

or type

start(getscope(tg,[1,2])

Start all scopes:

allscopes = getscope(tg) or allscopes = tg.getscope
start(allscopes) or allscopes.start or +allscopes

or type

start(getscope(tg)) or start(tg.getscope)

start (scope object) - Start execution of scope on target PC

Syntax

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Description

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