Real-Time Windows Target 3.2

Product Description

• Introduction and Key Features
• Working with Real-Time Windows Target
• Testing Your Model in Real Time
• Connecting Physical Devices with Real-Time Windows Target

Testing Your Model in Real Time

Using Real-Time Windows Target and a separate joystick, you can interact with a model such as a flight or vehicle simulator in real time. Real-Time Windows Target supports gameport joysticks and USB joysticks, including force-feedback models. This approach lets you verify system behavior before incorporating model components into more extensive hardware-in-the-loop, motion-based, or full-scale fixed simulator environments.

Working in the Windows Environment

Real-Time Windows Target contains a set of target files that enable Real-Time Workshop to generate and build a binary application which provides real-time extensions for Windows. The binary application runs at Ring 0 (highest priority) in the Windows operating system environment and supports single tasking or multitasking.