Select the signals to measure and move them from Signals available on target to Signals to Instrument.

Programmatically:

tg.selectSignalsToInstrument(<applicationName>, <SignalNamesArray>);

Remove signals from Signals to Instrument by selecting them and clicking the delete button.

Programmatically:

tg.removeSignalsFromInstrument(<applicationName>, <SignalNamesArray>);

If the application is in running state, stop it by clicking the Linux Target > Run On Target > Stop Application.

Start tuning the parameters clicking the Linux Target > Calibrate > Monitor & Tune.

Programmatically:

tg.startMonitorAndTune(<applicationName>);

tg.startMonitorAndTune(<applicationName>,false);

To see a plot of the selected signals, open the Simulation Data Inspector by selecting Linux Target > Review Results > Data Inspector.

Programmatically:

Simulink.sdi.view

You can add more signals or remove signals for measurement.

To view an updated list of signals to appear on Simulink Data Inspector, click the Restart Streaming button.

Programmatically:

tg.restartStreaming(<applicationName>);

On the Parameters tab, you can read parameter values.

Programmatically:

To read a specific parameter:

tg.readParameter(<applicationName>, <paramName>);

tg.readParameters(<applicationName>);

To tune parameters, select Parameters tab and specify a value in the value field of the parameter of interest.

Programmatically:

tg.writeParameter(<applicationName>, <paramName>, <paramValue>);

In Simulink Data Inspector, you can observe changes to signal data as you tune parameters.

To stop streaming of signal data:

tg.stopStreaming(<applicationName>);

You can stop signal measurement and parameter tuning by clicking Linux Target > Calibrate > Stop Monitor & Tune.

Programmatically:

tg.stopMonitorAndTune(<applicationName>);