I understand that you want to run a referenced model, subsystem reference or even a variant subsystem in accelerator mode but run the overall system in normal mode.
In Simulink, you can indeed run a referenced model, subsystem reference, or variant subsystem in accelerator mode while running the overall system in normal mode, and vice versa. Simulink provides this flexibility to optimize simulation performance while keeping other parts of the model in different simulation modes. Here's how you can set a specific model or subsystem into a particular simulation mode:
- Open the Model: Open your Simulink model that contains the referenced model, subsystem reference, or variant subsystem that you want to simulate in accelerator mode.
- Open the Configuration Parameters: Double-click on the block representing the subsystem or model you want to simulate in accelerator mode. This will open its block parameters dialog.
- Configuration for Accelerator Mode: In the block parameters dialog, go to the "Simulation mode" and change it to accelerator mode.
- Run the Overall System: Now, when you simulate the overall system, the referenced model, subsystem reference, or variant subsystem will use accelerator mode, while the rest of the model will use normal mode.
These steps allow you to control the simulation mode for specific parts of your model independently from the overall system's simulation mode.
Refer to this documentation for more information: https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/simulate-model-reference-hierarchies.html
