The model viewer pane displays the Engine Gas Dynamics system. Return to the top level of the model by clicking slrgex_fuelsys in the explorer bar. In the model viewer pane, double-click the To Controller system. The model viewer pane displays the To …

2. To open the model dependency graph, on the Modeling tab, click the down arrow to expand the Design section. Under Dependencies, click Dependency Analyzer. The Dependency Analyzer opens the dependency graph using the Model Hierarchy view by default. To switch to the model instances view, in the Views section, click Model Instances.

Use the Diagnostic Viewer to view the diagnostic messages generated by a Simulink ® model. A model generates diagnostic messages during various run-time operations, such as model load, simulation, build, or diagram update. The Diagnostic Viewer displays diagnostic messages as errors, warnings, or information.

Set the Default Viewer. If you have an HTML5-enabled web browser, you can view virtual worlds with either the default Simulink 3D Animation Viewer or your web browser. Open a Viewer Window. When you simulate a model that contains a VR Sink block, your default viewer opens and displays the virtual scene.

The Variable Viewer is a table, its rows listing all the blocks in the model and all the public variables under each block, and the columns providing the initialization status, priority, target and actual start values, and other information for each variable.

Make sure that you are connecting to the viewer you created in the previous step. Simulate the model. The scope viewer shows the two signals, actual distance in yellow and measured distance in blue. Zoom into the graph to observe the effect of noise and sampling.

The first time you open the Model Explorer, Simulink automatically applies one of the standard views to the node you select in the Model Hierarchy pane. The Model Explorer applies a view based on the kind of node you select. The Model Explorer assigns one of four categories of nodes in the Model Hierarchy pane. The Model Explorer initially ...

The Statistics Viewer tool displays Simscape™ model statistics for a given solver configuration. Viewing Simscape model statistics is a good way to evaluate the model prior to simulation. Model statistics provide feedback on the model complexity, so that you can make informed choices about whether you want to simulate the model in its current ...

To view model statistics, in the model window, on the Debug tab, click Simscape > Statistics Viewer. The tool opens, but it does not contain any data. The Update Model button displays a caution symbol to indicate the statistics need to be refreshed.

The Sequence Viewer window shows messages as they are created, sent, forwarded, received, and destroyed at different times during model execution. The Sequence Viewer window also displays state activity, transitions, and function calls to Stateflow graphical functions, Simulink functions, and MATLAB ® functions.