User`s guide

4 Embedded Option
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5 From the Target boot mode list, choose StandAlone.
xPC Target updates the environment properties, and the build process is
ready to create a stand-alone kernel/target application.
For StandAlone mode, you do not create an xPC Target boot disk. Instead, you
copy files created from the build process onto a formatted 3.5 inch disk.
Adding Target Scope Blocks to Stand-Alone
Applications
When using xPC Target Embedded Option with StandAlone mode, you can
optionally use scopes of type
target or file to trace signals and display them
on the target screen. Because host-to-target communication is not supported
with StandAlone mode, scope objects of type
target or file must be defined
within the Simulink model before the xPC Target application is built. xPC
Target offers the
Scope (xPC) block for such purposes.
To add a
Scope (xPC) block to a Simulink model,
1 Copy the Scope (xPC) block into your block diagram and connect the signals
you would like to view to this block. You can use multiple signals as long as
you use a Mux block to bundle them.