User`s guide

General I/O Troubleshooting Guidelines ............... 15-21
Can I View the Contents of the Target PC Display on the
Host PC?
...................................... 15-22
Why Do Attempts to Ru n M y M odel Cause CPU Overload
Messages on the Target PC?
...................... 15-22
How Can I Reduce the TET in My Application?
......... 15-27
How Can I Obtain PCI Board Information for My xPC
Target System?
................................. 15-27
What Sample Time Can I Expect from the xPC Target
Software?
...................................... 15-28
WhyIsMyRequestedxPCTargetSampleTimeDifferent
from the Measured Sample T ime?
.................. 15-29
Why Did I G et Error -10: Invalid File ID on the Target
PC?
........................................... 15-30
Can I Write Custom x PC Target Device Drivers?
........ 15-31
Can I Create a Stand-Alone xPC Target A pplication to
Interact w ith a Target Application?
................. 15-32
Can Signal Outputs from Virtual Blocks Be Tagged?
..... 15-32
WhyHastheStopTimeChanged?
.................... 15-32
Why Do I Get a File System Disabled Error?
........... 15-33
Can the T arg et PC Hard Drive C on ta in Mul tiple
Partitions?
..................................... 15-33
Why Does the getparamid Function Return Nothing?
.... 15-33
How D o I Handle Register Rollover for xPC Target Encoder
Blocks?
........................................ 15-34
Why Do I Get Compile E rror When Compiling Models?
... 15-35
Getting Updated xPC Target Releases and Help
...... 15-36
How to G et Updated xPC Target R eleases
............. 15-36
Are You W orking with a New xPC Target Release?
...... 15-36
Refer to the MathWorks Support Web Site
............. 15-37
Refer to the Documentation
......................... 15-37
Target PC Command-Line Interface Reference
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Target PC Commands .............................. 16-2
Introduction
...................................... 16-2
Target Object M ethods
............................. 16-2
Target Object P roperty Commands
................... 16-3
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