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<p>This block is used to trigger periodic functions in the program. The function call output is triggered at the rate specified in by the parameter. Raptor timed triggers support stepping with the application monitor to aid in debugging.</p> | <p>This block is used to trigger periodic functions in the program. The function call output is triggered at the rate specified in by the parameter. Raptor timed triggers support stepping with the application monitor to aid in debugging.</p> | ||
== Outputs == | == Outputs == | ||
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Description
This block is used to trigger periodic functions in the program. The function call output is triggered at the rate specified in by the parameter. Raptor timed triggers support stepping with the application monitor to aid in debugging.
Outputs
| Output | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Fn | FnCall | A call to a function to be triggered. |
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | The trigger period at which the output runs. | |
| Always enabled even when containing system is disabled. | When checked the trigger block will continue to operate even if the subsystem in which it is contained is disabled. | |
| Priority | Number | 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 | String | A unique name for this trigger. The name must be a valid C identifier. |