Description
The DIANE driver enables the transmission and reception of data of one UDP stream over an Ethernet physical link. The driver must be configured using a configuration file in an XML format.
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| Data Point | Direction | Description |
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| Time | Model Input for the receiver Model Output for the transmitter | Timestamp of the Diane datagram |
| Synchronized | Model Input for the receiver Model Output for the transmitter |
This signal corresponds to bit 0 of the status in the datagram block. |
| Saturated | Model Input for the receiver Model Input for the transmitter |
Increasing the Inter-process FIFO depth for the transmitter may help to overcome this issue. This signal corresponds to bit 1 of the status in the datagram block. |
| Timeout | Model Input for the receiver Model Input for the transmitter |
This signal corresponds to bit 6 of the Status in the datagram block. |
| Sequence number | Model Input for the receiver Model Output for the transmitter | The sequence number for the block. |
| Number of blocks sent | Model Input for the transmitter | The number of times the block was transmitted. |
Connections
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Once the driver has been configured as desired and associated to the proper model subsystem, the user needs to connect points in the model to points in the driver by using the corresponding RT-LAB GUIusing Connections section in the Dashboards interface. Refer to the Dashboards documentation for more details.