A table is a UI view that displays and controls data points.
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Tables
The tables under the “Models” section are lists of data points obtained either from RT-LAB or HYPERSIM.
To see data points from a RT-LAB model, the model must be built in RT-LAB. (See 6A. Synchronizing with RT-LAB)
To see data points from an HYPERSIM model, the model must be Analyzed. (See 6B. Synchronizing with HYPERSIM)
Though Table boards and models look similar, they differ in that in model tables, the data points cannot be added or removed (since they are provided by RT-LAB/HYPERSIM), whereas the content of a Table board is yours to choose.
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You may select data points by clicking on a row of the table. Use SHIFT or CTRL to multiselectmulti-select.
Filtering
It is also possible to filter rows using the filter input:
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To edit a scalar value, simply click on the value, or use the “Edit” option in the context menu.
For nonscalar non-scalar values, edits are made in a smaller table view that pops up when you click on the value.
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Selected rows can be added to a table board using the “Add to Board” option.
Tables for Simulink Models from RT-LAB
Simulink models are acquired from RT-LAB and synced automatically once the model built. The model’s status is shown next to the name.
The name of a Simulink or HYPERSIM model cannot be edited in Dashboards, since it is provided by RT-LAB or HYPERSIM. Only the values of data points and connections can be edited.
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In RT-LAB context, selected rows can be reset to the default value using the “Reset to Default Value” option. The default value is either the RT-LAB initial value or the value in the library.
Table Boards
The table board is a collection of data points from different sources. It inherits the functionalities of a table, and it is also possible to remove data points from it.
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