User`s guide
3 Signals and Parameters
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TriggerScope = 2
TriggerSample = 0
TriggerSignal = 0
TriggerLevel = 0.000000
TriggerSlope = Either
StartTime = NaN
Signals = 0 : Integrator1
1 : Signal Generator
StartTime = NaN
FileName = c:\sc2Integ.dat
Mode = Lazy
WriteSize = 512
AutoRestart = off
8 Stop the scope. Type
-sc2 or sc2.stop or stop(sc2)
The signals shown on the target PC stop updating while the target
application continues running, and the target PC displays the following
message.
FileSys:File c:\sc2Integ.data closed
Scope: 2, set to state 'Interrupted'
9 Stop the target application. In the MATLAB window, type
-tg or tg.stop or stop(tg)
The target application on the target PC stops running, and the target PC
displays messages similar to the following.
System: execution stopped
minimal TET: 0.00006 at time 0.004250
maximal TET: 0.000037 at time 14.255250
To access the contents of the signal data file that the xPC Target scope of type
file creates, use the xPC Target file system object (xpctarget.fs) from the
host PC MATLAB window. To view or examine the signal data, you can use the
readxpcfile utility in conjunction with the plot function. For further details
on the
xpctarget.fs file system object and the readxpcfile utility, see
Chapter 7, “Working with Target PC Files and File Systems.”