User`s guide

ticcs

Given these two properties, the most comm on forms of the ticcs

method are

cc = ticcs('boardnum',value)

cc = ticcs('boardnum',value,'procnum',value)

cc = ticcs(...,'timeout',value)

which specify the board, a nd processor in the second example, as the

processor.

The third example adds the

timeout inputargumentandvalue to allow

you to specify how long M ATLAB software waits for the connection to

the p rocessor or the re sponse to a command to return completed.

Note The output argument name you provide for ticcs cannot begin

with an underscore, such as

_cc.

You do not need to specify the boardnum and procnum properties w h en

you have one board with one processor installed. The default property

values refer correctly to the processor on the board.

Note Simulators are considered boards. If you deﬁned both boards and

simulators in CCS I D E, s pecify the

boardnum and procnum properties

to connect to speci ﬁcboardsorsimulators. Use

ccsboardinfo to

determine the values f or the

boardnum and procnum properties.

Because these properties are read only after you create the handle,

you must set these property values as input arguments when y ou use

ticcs. You cannot change these values after the handle exists. After

you create the handle, use the

get function to retrieve the boardnum

and procnum property values.

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