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IO672 - RT Send

IO672 - RT Send — Send message from MIL-1553 remote terminal

Library

Simulink Real-Time - Speedgoat

Description

A Remote Terminal sends data only if it receives a transmit command from the Bus Controller. This block prepares the board for the next transmit command on this channel, Remote Terminal number, and sub address as specified by the Initialize and RT Initialize blocks.

The data vector signal input to this block is copied to the board message buffer that corresponds to the specified address. The input data vector must have the same length as specified in the Number of words to send parameter. The input vector can be either 16- or 32-bit signed or unsigned data. The block sends only the bottom 16 bits of each element.

Your model might have multiple Remote Terminal Send blocks. To help you locate a particular block, the Remote Terminal Send block displays the channel number and address parameters. The address display has the format:

remote terminal-T-sub address-number of words

Remote terminal — Derives from the Remote Terminal parameter

T — Indicates transmit (or send) command

Subaddress — Derives from the Sub address parameter

Number of words — Derives from the Number of words to receive parameter

A transmit command for RT 1, sub address 3 to send 2 words has the layout 1-T-3-2.

Ports

Inputs
Data

Vector of data to be send.

Parameters

Channel

From the list of available channels on the board, choose channel 1, 2, 3 or 4. This channel is initialized for this command stream.

Remote terminal

A Remote Terminal from 0 to 31. The remote terminal number configured in RT Send and RT Receive must match that specified by the corresponding RT Initialize block.

Sub address

The sub address for this message.

Number of words to send

The number of 16-bit integers to send as the data part of this message. This number must be between 1 and 32. The input data vector must have the same vector width.

Sample Time

Defines the base sample time at which this driver block gets its sample hit. This parameter can also be set to -1 for inherited sample time. The units are in seconds.