xPC Target

Target Object Properties

When you are using the target PC command-line interface, target object properties are limited to parameters, signals, stop time, and sample time. Notice the difference between a parameter index (0, 1, . . .) and a parameter name (P0, P1, . . .).

The following table lists the syntax for the target commands that you can use on the target PC. The MATLAB equivalent syntax is shown in the right column, and the target object name tg is used as an example for the MATLAB methods.

Target PC Command	Description and Syntax	MATLAB Equivalent
getpar	Display the value of a block parameter using the parameter index. Syntax: getpar parameter_index	set(tg, 'parameter_name', number)
setpar	Change the value of a block parameter using the parameter index. Syntax: setpar parameter_index = floating_point_number	get(tg, 'parameter_name')
stoptime	Enter a new stop time. Use inf to run the target application until you manually stop it or reset the target PC. Syntax: stoptime = floating_point_number	tg.stoptime = number
sampletime	Enter a new sample time. Syntax: sampletime = floating_point_number	tg.sampletime = number set(tg, 'SampleTime', number)
P#	Display or change the value of a block parameter. For example, P2 or P2=1.23e-4 Syntax: parameter_name, or parameter_name = floating_point_number parameter_name is P0, P1, . . .	tg.parameter_name tg.parameter_name = floating_point_number
S#	Display the value of a signal. For example, S2. Syntax: signal_name signal_name is S0, S1, . . .	tg.S#

Target Object Methods

Scope Object Methods