| Dials & Gauges Blockset |
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- What Is the Dials & Gauges Blockset?
- Related Products
- External Mode Support
- Real-Time Workshop Support
- Accessing the Preconfigured Blocks
- Using the dnglib Command in MATLAB
- Using the Simulink Library Browser
- Configuring the Dials & Gauges Blockset
- Moving and Selecting Blocks
- Building a Simple Model
- The Original Simulink Model
- Replacing Simulink Blocks with Instrumentation
- Building the Model
- Working with a Model
- Running the Simulation
- Saving the Model
- Printing the Model
- Modifying Properties of Blocks
- Accessing the Properties
- Example of Modifying Properties
- Learning More About Properties
- Connecting Blocks in a Model
- Modifying ActiveX Control Properties
- Using Multiple Styles Within One Block
- Understanding ID Properties
- Displaying Text on a Block
- Controlling Values with the Mouse
- Modifying the Displayed Range
- Modifying Multiple Tick Marks
- Controlling Multiple Graphical Elements
- Simulating a Multiple-Needle Stopwatch
- Updating Multiple Portions of a Pie Chart
- Saving and Reusing a Customized Control
- Saving Customized Controls Automatically
- Saving Customized Controls Using the Library Panel
- Angular Gauges
- Customizing Angular Gauges
- Buttons & Switches
- Customizing Buttons and Switches
- Changing Output Values
- Knobs & Selectors
- Customizing the Generic Knob Block
- Customizing the Frequency Selector Block
- Creating a New Set of Selections
- Changing Output Values
- LEDs
- Customizing LEDs
- Linear Gauges
- Customizing Linear Gauges
- Numeric Displays
- Customizing Numeric Displays
- Customizing the Odometer Block
- Percent Indicators
- Customizing Percent Indicators
- Sliders
- Customizing Sliders
- Strip Chart
- Using Your Own ActiveX Control
- Adding the ActiveX Control Block to a Model
- Summary of Dialog Box Fields and Check Boxes
- Program ID
- Connections
- Input Property
- Output Property
- Event on Which to Output
- Initialization Command
- Other Events and Handlers
- Update Command
- In-Block Control
- Border
- Notes on Third-Party ActiveX Control Blocks
- Placing ActiveX Controls in a Different Model
- Creating a Model Window Containing Gauges
- Associating the Main Model with the Gauges
- Placing ActiveX Controls in a Subsystem
- Creating a Subsystem Containing Gauges
- Associating Top-Level Blocks with the Subsystem
- Placing ActiveX Controls in a Figure Window
- Saving and Reopening the Model
- Blocks - By Category
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