Real-Time Windows Target Getting Started Preface Required Products MATLAB Simulink Real-Time Workshop C Compiler Related Products Stateflow Stateflow Coder Dials &Gauges DSP Blockset Fixed-Point Blockset Using This Guide Conventions Introduction What Is Real-Time Windows Target? Features Real-Time Kernel Real-Time Application Signal Acquisition and Analysis Parameter Tuning Hardware Environment PC Compatible Computer Input/Output Driver Support Software Environment Nonreal-Time Simulation Real-Time Execution Development Process System Concepts Simulink External Mode Data Buffers and Transferring Data Installation and Configuration System Requirements Hardware Requirements Software Requirements Real-Time Windows Target Getting or Updating Your License Installing from a CD Installing from the Web Files on the Your Computer Initial Working Directory Setting the Working Directory from the Desktop Icon Setting the Working Directory from Within MATLAB Third Party C Compiler Real-Time Windows Target Kernel Installing the Kernel Uninstalling the Kernel Testing the Installation Running the Model rtvdp.mdl Displaying Status Information Detecting Excessive Sample Rates Demo Library Using Real-Time Windows Target Basic Procedures Simulink Model Creating a Simulink Model Entering Simulation Parameters for Simulink Entering Scope Properties for Signal Tracing Running a Nonreal-Time Simulation Real-Time Application Entering Simulation Parameters for Real-Time Workshop Entering Scope Properties for Signal Tracing Creating a Real-Time Application Entering Additional Scope Properties for Signal Tracing Running a Real-Time Application Signal Logging to the MATLAB Workspace Entering Scope Properties Entering Signal and Triggering Properties Plotting Logged Signal Data Signal Logging to a Disk Drive Entering Scope Properties Entering Signal and Triggering Properties Entering Data Archiving Parameters Plotting Logged Signal Data Parameter Tuning Types of Parameters Changing Model Parameters Advanced Procedures I/O Boards I/O Board Dialog Box ISA-Bus Board PCI-Bus Board Compact PCI Board PCMCIA Board I/O Driver Blocks Real-Time Windows Target Library Simulink Library Analog Input Block Analog Output Block Digital Input Block Digital Output Block Output Signals from an I/O Block Variations with Channel Selection Using Analog I/O Drivers I/O Driver Characteristics Normalized Scaling for Analog Inputs Troubleshooting Plots Not Visible in Simulink Scope Block Compiler Error Message Failure to Connect to Target Sample Time Too Fast S-Functions Using Math Functions Reference Supported I/O Boards ISA Bus PCMCIA Bus PCI Bus Compact PCI Standard Devices Custom I/O Driver Blocks Source Code for DOS Target Drivers Incompatibility with Win32 API Calls Nonsupported C Functions Supported C Functions Printable Documentation (PDF) Product Page (Web)