xPC Target

Scope Object Methods

When using the target PC command-line interface, you use scope object methods to start a scope, and add signal traces. Notice that the methods addscope and remscope are target object methods on the host PC, and notice the difference between a signal index (0, 1, . . .) and a signal name (S0, S1, . . .).

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. The target object name tg and the scope object name sc are used as an example for the MATLAB methods.

Target PC Command	Description and Syntax	MATLAB Equivalent
addscope	addscope scope_index addscope	tg.addscope(scope_index) tg.addscope
remscope	remscope scope_index remscope all	tg.remscope(scope_index) tg.remscope
startscope	startscope scope_index	sc.start or +sc
stopscope	stopscope scope_index	sc.stop or -sc
addsignal	addsignal scope_index = signal_index1, signal_index2, . . .	sc.addsignal(signal_ index_vector)
remsignal	remsignal scope_index = signal_index1, signal_index2, . . .	sc.remsignal(signal_ index_vector)
viewmode	Zoom in to one scope, or zoom out to all scopes. Syntax: viewmode scope_index or left-click the scope window viewmode 'all' or right-click any scope window Press function key for scope, and then press V to toggle viewmode
ylimit	ylimit scope_index ylimit scope_index = auto ylimit scope_index = num1, num2
grid	grid scope_index on grid scope_index off

Target Object Properties

Scope Object Properties