User`s guide

xPC Target Embedded Option Modes
4-5
- autoexec.bat — xPC Target version of this file that calls the xpcboot.com
executable to boot the xPC Target kernel.
-
checksum.dat — xPC Target version of this file that optimizes boot disk
creation.
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*.rtb — This file contains the xPC Target kernel. It also contains, as
applicable, specifications such as serial or TCP/IP communications and the
IP address of the target PC.
-
xpcboot.com — Contains the xPC Target boot executable. This file
executes an xPC Target application and executes the
*.rtb file.
7 Move the boot disk to the target PC.
8 Set up the target PC boot device such as a 3.5 inch disk, flash disk, or a hard
disk drive. As necessary, transfer the contents of the boot disk to the target
PC boot device.
9 Boot the target PC.
When you boot the target PC, the target PC loads DOS, which then calls the
xPC Target
autoexec.bat file to start the xPC Target kernel (*.rtb). The
target PC then awaits commands from the host PC.
10 To execute a target application, build and download one from the host PC to
the target PC. DOSLoader mode does not automatically load a target
application to the target PC. The xPC Target application executes entirely
in protected mode using the 32-bit flat memory model.
Note This mode requires that the host PC and target PC communicate either
via an RS-232 serial connection or a TCP/IP network connection.