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To run a Simulink model on a Speedgoat real-time target machine, you need to configure the model correctly for Simulink® Real-Time™. This can be done in multiple ways:

 

Applying the Changes Directly in the Model Settings
Using the Target Platform Selector (MATLAB® R2024a and later)
Using the slrealtime.Target Object (MATLAB® R2024a and later)
 

 

 

Applying the Changes Directly in the Model Settings

 

The simplest way to configure your model would be to use the Target Platform Selector or the slrealtime.Target object. However, you can also go to the model settings and make the changes manually:

  • In Simulink®, go to the MODELING tab and click Model Settings
  • Under Solver ➞ Solver selection, set Type to Fixed-step
  • Under Code Generation ➞ Target selection, set System target file to the correct value as listed in the table.

In the future, there may be more options for valid system target files.

MATLAB® release System target file
R2023b and earlier slrealtime.tlc
R2024a and later speedgoat.tlc

 

 

 

 

 

Using the Target Platform Selector

 

Info    Note: Available on MATLAB® R2024a and later.

The Target Platform Selector is a GUI application that you can use to configure your Simulink® model for the target platform, i.e., the Speedgoat real-time target machine.

You can open the Target Platform Selector by selecting Simulink® Real-Time™ in the APPS tab or Target Platform in the REAL-TIME tab.

Once the GUI is open, select the Speedgoat real-time target machine for which you want to configure your model and select OK.

Currently, the changes to the model settings are identical, no matter which Speedgoat real-time target machine has been selected. This may change in the future.

⮕ Documentation of the Target Platform Selector

Picturemodel-1

 

 

 

Using the slrealtime.Target Object

 

Info    Note: Available on MATLAB® R2024a and later.

You can configure your model for the target platform by calling the configureModelForTargetPlatform function from the slrealtime.Target object.


tg = slrealtime('TargetPC1');

tg.configureModelForTargetPlatform('myModel')

This function needs to access your Speedgoat real-time target machine and may fail if no connection can be established.
For more information, please visit the documentation at MathWorks®.

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