User`s guide

2 Automa tion Interface
The following if statement checks the CCS IDE visibility and changes
it if needed.
if cc.isvisible,
cc.visible(1);
end
Visibility can cause problems. When CCS IDE is running invisibly on your
desktop, do not use
clear all to remove your links for CCS IDE and
RTDX. Without a
ticcs object that references the CC S IDE you cannot
access CCS IDE to change the visibility setting, or close the appl ication. To
close CCS IDE when you do not have an existing o bject, either create a new
object to access the CCS IDE, or use M icros oft Window s Task Manager to
end the process
cc_app.exe, or close the MATLAB software.
5 You have finished the work in this tutorial. Enter the following commands
to close your remaining references to CC S IDE and release the associated
resources.
clear ('all'); % Calls the link destructors to remove all links.
echo off
clear all w ithout the parentheses removes all variables from your
MATLAB workspace.
You have completed the tutorial using RTDX. During the tutorial you
1 Opened connections to CCS IDE and RTDX and used those connections to
load an executable program to your proces sor.
2 Configured a pair of channe ls so you could transfer data to and f rom your
processor.
3 Ran the executable on the processor, sending data to the processor for
processing and retrieving the results.
4 Stopped the executing program and closed the links to CCS IDE and RTDX.
This tutorial provides a w orking process for using Embedded IDE Link CC
and your signal processing programs to develop programs for a range of Texas
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