User`s guide

3 Basic Procedures
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6 Select the Append file suffix to variable names check box.
Within each MAT-file, a variable is saved with the same name you entered
in the
Variable name text box (Data history pane on the Scope
parameters
dialog box). By selecting the Append file suffix to variable
names
check box, the same suffix that is added to the MAT-file is added to
the variable name. For example, if you entered the variable name
ScopeData, then within the file data_0.mat will be a variable ScopeData_0.
Your
External Data Archiving dialog box will look similar to the figure
shown below.
7 Click the Close button.
The parameters you entered are applied to your model.
There is no
Apply button with this dialog box. You must click the Close
button for the changes you make to take effect.
Plotting Logged Signal Data
You can use the MATLAB plotting functions for visualization of your
non-real-time simulated data or your real-time executed data.
After running your real-time application and logging data to a disk drive, you
can plot the data. This procedure uses the Simulink model
rtwin_model.mdl
as an example, and assumes you saved your data to the variable
ScopeData: