Is anybody out there frustrated by the loss of target scopes in SLRT? I have come to rely on them. I know some workarounds exist, such as using App Designer, but I find it hard to beat the quick and easy nature of the scopes. That's what rapid prototyping is all about, after all.
MATLAB: Loss of scopes in SLRT
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Real-Time Windows Target was renamed to Simulink Desktop Real-Time in R2015a. xPC Target was renamed in R2014a to Simulink Real-Time with target hardware support from Speedgoat.
Simulink Desktop Real-Time provides a real-time kernel for executing Simulink models on a laptop or desktop running Windows or Mac OS X. It includes library blocks that connect to certain I/O devices. You can create a real-time system in Simulink with your PC or Mac computer and connect it to physical devices. You can learn more about this product at https://www.mathworks.com/products/simulink-desktop-real-time.html.
Simulink Real-Time is a complete solution for high performance real-time simulation and testing with Speedgoat target computer hardware. With Simulink Real-Time you can create real-time applications from Simulink models and run them on dedicated target computer hardware (from Speedgoat) connected to your physical system. It supports real-time simulation and testing, including Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP), DSP and vision system prototyping, and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation. The target computer from Speedgoat is equipped with a real-time kernel, multicore CPU, I/O and protocol interfaces, and FPGAs. You can learn more about Simulink Real-Time at https://www.mathworks.com/products/simulink-real-time.html. Refer to https://www.speedgoat.com/ for more information about the target computer support. To find out more about applications and solutions, please refer to
In R2020b, graphics support has been removed in favor of a more performant SSH shell-based QNX real-time operating system. This means that it will not be possible to visualize signals on the target screen anymore.
As a workaround, monitor the data and signals on the host computer by using:
1) Simulink Data Inspector (SDI) to observe signals that you have marked for logging inside your model or using Simulink Real-Time Explorer.
2) External Mode and a Simulink Scope block in your model.
2) Instrument objects to stream data from a real-time application to an instrument panel inside an App Designer app. Below is an example of such an app:
It will still be possible to connect a monitor to the target machine. A text-based status log will be visible on the target screen:
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