Using the Simscape Editing Mode

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Accessing and Changing the Simscape Configuration Parameters Editing Block Parameters in Restricted Mode

Accessing and Changing the Simscape Configuration Parameters

You choose an editing mode at the Simscape node of a model's Configuration Parameters dialog. In the Editing area, use the Editing Mode pull-down menu to switch between Full and Restricted. The default is Full.

• The Full mode allows you to open, simulate, change, and save models that contain SimDriveline blocks, without restriction. It requires the SimDriveline product to be installed and a SimDriveline license.

• The Restricted mode allows you to open, simulate, and save models that contain SimDriveline blocks, without a SimDriveline license, as long as the SimDriveline product is installed. In this mode, you can also change a limited set of SimDriveline block dialog parameters.

For more information about Simscape editing modes, see the Simscape documentation.

Simulink Configuration Parameters Dialog (Simscape Node Shown)

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Editing Block Parameters in Restricted Mode

When you open a SimDriveline model in Restricted editing mode, you cannot change certain block parameters in the block dialogs. The general editing rules for Restricted mode are:

• You can edit dialog fields that contain numerical values or variables. (Some fields are also enabled or disabled by check box settings in their block dialogs.)

• You cannot change pull-down menu settings.

• You cannot change check box selections. (Note that check box settings can enable or disable certain fields, independently of the editing mode.)

Exceptions to the Restricted Editing Mode Rules

The Driveline Environment and Controllable Friction Clutch block dialogs contain exceptions to these rules. See their block reference pages for these exceptions.

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