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The number of messages to process. The Decode block reads data from the input message vector until the n-th element.

ARINC 429-encoded messages.

Timestamps from the ARINC 429-encoded messages.

Vector with n decoded values.

If the same ARINC 429 word is decoded multiple times during one sample time, the Decode block overwrites these values. Consequently, only the most recent decoded value is available on the output port.

A vector containing labels that can be used for post processing to identify which element in the data output corresponds to which label.

A vector containing the sign/status matrix (SSM) data for each decoded ARINC429 word.

A vector containing the timestamps of each decoded data value.

If the same ARINC 429 word is decoded multiple times during one sample time, the Decode block overwrites these values. Consequently, only the most recent decoded value is available on the output port.

For every specified label, the status output shows if the label was received during the current sample time.

Enter a three-digit octal number or vector. If the label of an input word does not match this label, the Decode block completely ignores the ARINC 429 word.

	Note
	The Label bit order is reversed automatically by the receive logic after receipt of the ARINC 429 word.

Select the decoding style for the labels defined. The data type determines how the input value is converted to a corresponding output value:

Type	Interpretation
RAW	For each word, extract bits 9–32 and return them as a uint32.
BNR (Two's-complement binary notation)	For each word, convert bits 11–29 from a signed binary format to a double output in the range [-Scale, Scale] using the Scale specified for this value. Note If SDI bits are not used, two more bits are available for the data section. Select the Use SDI Bits for Data checkbox as required.
BCD (Binary-coded decimal)	For each word, convert bits 11–29 from BCD format to double using the sign data in the SSM field.
Discretes	For each word, extract bits 11–29 (or 9-29 if SDI is not used) and return them as a uint32.

Enter a vector or scalar value as the resolution/scale vector. If a vector is entered, then it must be the same length as the Label; otherwise, the scalar value is applied to the length of the Label vector.

The interpretation of this value depends on the data type:

Enter a vector or scalar value as the SDI data. If a vector is entered, then it must be the same length as the Label; otherwise, the scalar value is applied to the length of the Label vector.

If the SDI element is in the range 0 to 3, the block checks the SDI field of the corresponding output word. If an SDI element has a value of -1, the block does not perform SDI processing on the corresponding output word. If the SDI data does not match the specified value, the ARINC 429 word is ignored.

Select whether the SDI field should be used for data (the data field can be extended by two bits).

Select to output the last received value if no new data is received or deselect to output 0.

Select if the specified Label should be available on the output port.

Select if the SSM should be provided for each specified label.

Select if timestamps should be provided for each decoded ARINC 429 word.

Select if the status should be provided for each specified label.