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Custom GUI with xPC Target API for Microsoft .NET Framework

Custom GUI with xPC Target API

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Overview

xPC Target Turnkey System

License Requirements

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Configuring the Host Computer for Your C Compiler

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Network Communication Overview

Hardware for Network Communication

Ethernet Card for a PCI Bus

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Environment Properties for Network Communication

Serial Communication Overview

Hardware for Serial Communication

Environment Properties for Serial Communication

Before You Boot

Booting Target Computers from CD or DVD

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DOS Loader Boot Method

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Entering Parameters for a Target Scope

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xpctarget.xpc.getxpcpci

xpctarget.xpc.targetping

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• Release Notes

xpcwwwenable - Disconnect target computer from current client application

Synopsis

MATLAB command line

xpcwwwenable
xpcwwwenable('target_obj_name')

Description

Use this function to disconnect the target application from the MATLAB interface before you connect to the Web browser. You can also use this function to connect to the MATLAB interface after using a Web browser, or to switch to another Web browser.

xpcwwwenable('target_obj_name') disconnects the target application on target_obj_name, for example 'TargetPC1', from the MATLAB interface.

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