Model Configuration Parameters for NVIDIA Jetson CPUs

Hardware Implementation Pane Overview

Configure NVIDIA Jetson CPU to run Simulink® models.

  1. In the Simulink Editor, select Simulation > Model Configuration Parameters.

  2. In the Configuration Parameter dialog box, click Hardware Implementation.

  3. Set the Hardware board parameter to NVIDIA Jetson(CPU).

  4. The parameter values under Hardware board settings are automatically populated to their default values.

    You can optionally adjust these parameters for your particular use case.

  5. To apply the changes, click Apply.

For more information on selecting a hardware support package and general configuration settings, see Hardware Implementation Pane.

Board Parameters

ParameterDescriptionDefault Value
Device AddressIP address or host name of the hardware board.<empty>
UsernameRoot user name for Linux® running on the hardware board.<empty>
PasswordRoot password for Linux running on the hardware board.<empty>

Build options

ParameterDescriptionDefault Value
Build actionOption to specify whether you want only build or build and run actions during code generation.Build and run
Build directoryBuild directory for Linux running on the hardware board./home/<username>
Run on boot

Automatically starts a Simulink model deployed on the hardware every time you restart the hardware.

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External mode

ParameterDescriptionDefault Value
Communication interfaceThe transport layer External mode uses to exchange data between the host computer and the target hardware.TCP/IP
Run external mode in background threadThe option to force the External mode engine to run the generated code in a background task.Not selected
Logging buffer size (in bytes)The buffer size for logging data in Universal Measurement and Calibration Protocol (XCP)-based External mode.1000000
PortThe port the External mode uses for communications between the hardware board and host computer.17725
VerboseOption to view the External Mode execution progress and updates in the Diagnostic Viewer or in the MATLAB® Command Window.Not selected

See Also

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