Hi Jan,
As you have mentioned in your post the following options do not work for a model that configured for concurrent execution:
a) Using outport logging at the top level b) Using xPC scope blocks within sub-models
However, one you can definitely use xPC scopes once the application (model) has been built and downloaded on to the target. For example,
Step 1: Build and download you model to the target.
Step 2: Determine the ID of the signal you would like to log. You can execute the following commands to obtain a complete list of signals in your application and their respective ids
tg=xpc tg.showsignals='on'
If you would like to obtain the id of a specific signal, you can utilize the getsignalid command
Step 3: Add file scope to your model and add the signal to the scope.
sc=tg.addscope('File'); sc.addsignal(<signalid>); sc.Filename='<filename>.dat'; sc.NumSamples=5000;
Step 4: Start the scope and start the application. +sc; +tg;
The following link has more information on xPC Target Scopes:
Hope that helps.
Shiva
