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Table Of Contents
Getting Started
What Is the Dials & Gauges Blockset?
Related Products
External Mode Support
Real-Time Workshop Support
Accessing the Preconfigured Blocks
Using the dnglib Command
Using the Simulink Library Browser
Configuring the Dials & Gauges Blockset
Moving and Selecting Blocks
Building a Simple Model
The Original Simulink Model
Replacing Simulink Blocks with Instrumentation
Building the Model
Working with a Model
Running the Simulation
Saving the Model
Printing the Model
Modifying Properties of Blocks
Accessing the Properties
Example Modifying Properties
Learning More About Properties
Using Instrumentation in a Model
Connecting Blocks in a Model
Modifying ActiveX Control Properties
Using Multiple Styles Within One Block
Understanding ID Properties
Displaying Text on a Block
Controlling Values with the Mouse
Modifying the Displayed Range
Modifying Multiple Tick Marks
Saving and Reusing a Customized Control
Categories of ActiveX Controls
Angular Gauges
Customizing Angular Gauges
Buttons & Switches
Customizing Buttons and Switches
Changing Output Values
Knobs & Selectors
Customizing the Generic Knob Block
Customizing the Frequency Selector Block
Creating a New Set of Selections
Changing Output Values
LEDs
Customizing LEDs
Linear Gauges
Customizing Linear Gauges
Numeric Displays
Customizing Numeric Displays
Customizing the Odometer Block
Percent Indicators
Customizing Percent Indicators
Sliders
Customizing Sliders
Strip Chart
Using Your Own ActiveX Control
Adding the ActiveX Control Block to a Model
Summary of Dialog Box Fields and Check Boxes
Program ID
Connections
Input Property
Output Property
Event on Which to Output
Initialization Command
Other Events and Handlers
Update Command
In-Block Control
Border
Notes on Third-Party ActiveX Control Blocks
Placing ActiveX Controls in a Different Window
Placing ActiveX Controls in a Different Model
Creating a Model Window Containing Gauges
Associating the Main Model with the Gauges
Placing ActiveX Controls in a Subsystem
Creating a Subsystem Containing Gauges
Associating Top-Level Blocks with the Subsystem
Placing ActiveX Controls in a Figure Window
Saving and Reopening the Model
Library Reference
Index
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Placing ActiveX Controls in a Different Window
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