User`s guide

2 Automa tion Interface
rx=cc.rtdx
RTDX channels : 0
open(rx,'ichan','r','ochan','w');
get(cc.rtdx)
ans =
numChannels: 2
Rtdx: [1x1 COM ]
RtdxChannel: {'' '' ''}
procType: 103
timeout: 10
page
Property page contains the default value CCS IDE uses when the user does
not specify the page input argument in the syntax for a function that access
memory.
procnum
Property procnum identifies the processor referenced by a link for CCS IDE.
Whenyoucreateanobject,youuse
procnum to specify the processor you are
using . The CCS Setup Utility assigns a number to each process or installed
on each board. To determine the value of
procnum for a processor, use
ccsboardinfo or the CCS Setup utility from Texas Instruments softw are.
To identify a processor , you need both the
boardnum and procnum values.
For boards with one processor,
procnum equals zero. CCS IDE numbers the
processors on multiprocessor boards sequentially from 0 to the number of
processors. For example, on a board with four processors, the processors
are numbered 0, 1, 2, and 3.
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