Simulink Real-Time Operation Modes
Simulink Real-Time has operating modes and connection options for the development computer and the target computer.
When you start the target computer, it boots the real-time operating system (RTOS). The target computer always boots in standalone mode. In this mode, the target computer is operating independently of the development computer. If you previously deployed a real-time application to the target computer and configured the target computer to run the application on startup, the target computer runs the startup application. In standalone mode, you can control the target computer by using the command line interface from the target computer keyboard (console) or by using an SSH utility (for example, PuTTY) from the development computer.
After you start the target computer, on the development computer, you can connect to the target computer by using:
Simulink Editor Real-Time tab
Simulink Real-Time Explorer
MATLAB commands to create a target object and connect the target object to the target computer
Any of these methods put the target computer into connected mode operation. In connected mode, you can interact with the target computer by deploying real-time applications to the target computer and executing other operations.