| VeriStand Editor | - Accessing the system definition file
- Creating screens that serve as the user interface
- Monitoring system data displaying in user interface indicators
- Manipulating variables, such as model parameters, through user interface controls
- Creating mappings to connect channels
- Interacting with various tools designed for monitoring alarms, viewing channel data, or running stimulus profiles
- Testing system behavior using channel faulting and error monitoring tools
- Controlling the execution of your system
- Launching System Explorer
and the Workspace
- Configuring and running stimulus profiles
- Configuring services
- Configuring alarm responses
| Open a VeriStand project. |
| System Explorer | Creating and modifying system definition files by:
- Representing the hardware and software components in the system
- Creating alarms and procedures that execute on the target
- Creating mappings to connect channels
- Configuring settings of the VeriStand Engine, such as the rate at which the system runs
| - Double-click the system definition file
(.nivssdf) in the
Project Files pane of the
VeriStand Editor.
- Launch a system definition file from
Project Files and click
Configure.
|
| Workspace | - Creating screens that serve as the user interface with which an operator interacts
- Monitoring system data displaying in user interface indicators
- Manipulating variables, such as model parameters,
through user interface controls
- Interacting with various tools designed for monitoring alarms, viewing channel data, scaling and calibrating channels, or running stimulus profiles
| Double-click Workspace in the Project
Files pane of the VeriStand
Editor. |