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Configuring the RT-LAB Orchestra Communication Layer
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The RT-LAB Orchestra Data Description File
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| name | any valid identifier | domain name | |||||
| connection | local/remote | connection type
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| cardName | VMIPCI5565-64M VMIPCI5565-128M | Type of reflective memory card used for a remote connection | |||||
| pciIndex | any positive integer | PCI index that corresponds to the communication card used for remote connection | |||||
| synch | Y/N | Synchronicity QoS | |||||
| state | Y/N | Writer Access Priority QoS | |||||
| multiPub | Y/N | Writer Access Exclusivity QoS |
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You can create a CSV file by editing a text file and saving it with the .csv extension, or by editing an Excel spreadsheet and saving it with the file type set to CSV.
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RT-LAB Orchestra includes a graphical tool called the DDF Configurator that you can use instead of editing the XML file directly.
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To run the DDF Configurator as a standalone application, you need a Java J2SE Runtime Environment 5.0 or later (JRE) installed on your machine. The JRE can be downloaded free of charge from Sun’s website (http://java.sun.com). To run the DDF Configurator from a Simulink block and load the model in RT-LAB, you need to use Matlab 7.1 (Matlab R14 SP3) or latera version of MATLAB that is compatible with the version of RT-LAB you are using.