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|The trigger period at which the output runs.
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!This trigger is inside another triggered subsystem.
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!Always enabled even when containing system is disabled.
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|Positive number which determines the order in which multiple trigger blocks for the same trigger are called. Triggers are executed from lowest to highest priority. This option does not work for simulation.
 
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Latest revision as of 13:09, 12 September 2023

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Raptor™ Timed Trigger Configuration

Description

This block allows certain base timed trigger periods to be modified. New periods can be specified in 1ms resolution. This block is target dependant. Place this block in a model with a target definition block and then enter the block's help again for more specific help.

Inputs

Input Type Description

Outputs

Output Type Description
Fn FnCall The function call.

Parameters

Parameter Type Description
Trigger The trigger period at which the output runs.
This trigger is inside another triggered subsystem. checkbox When checked, this indicates that the block is inside another triggered subsystem.
Always enabled even when containing system is disabled. checkbox When checked the trigger block will continue to operate even if the subsystem in which it is contained is disabled.
Priority Positive number which determines the order in which multiple trigger blocks for the same trigger are called. Triggers are executed from lowest to highest priority. This option does not work for simulation.
Trigger Name A unique name for this trigger. The name must be a valid C identifier.