User`s guide
3 Signals and Parameters
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YLimit = Auto
Grid = On
Signals = no Signals defined
5 Add signals to the scope object. For example, to add Integrator1 and
Signal Generator, type
sc1.addsignal ([0,1]) or addsignal(sc1,[0,1])
The target PC displays the following messages.
Scope: 1, signal 0 added
Scope: 1, signal 1 added
After you add signals to a scope object, the signals are not shown on the
target screen until you start the scope.
6 Start the scope. For example, to start the scope sc1, type either
+sc1 or sc.start or start(sc1)
The target screen plots the signals after collecting each data package.
During this time you can observe the behavior of the signals while the scope
is running.
7 Stop the scope. Type either
sc1 or sc1.stop or stop(sc1)
The signals shown on the target PC stop updating while the target
application continues running, and the target PC displays the following
message.
Scope: 1, set to state 'interrupted'
8 Stop the target application. In the MATLAB window, type either
-tg or tg.stop or stop(tg)
The target application on the target PC stops running, and the target PC
displays the following messages.
System: execution stopped
minimal TET: 0.000023 at time 1313.789000
maximal TET: 0.000034 at time 407.956000