Implementing and Handling Applications
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Handling Real-Time
Applications
Handling real-time applications on the DS1103 means downloading,
starting and stopping applications on the real-time processor.
For instructions, see How to Handle Applications on the DS1103 on
page 123.
Applications for a slave DSP are loaded and started together with the
real-time application running on the corresponding main processor.
For details, see How to Handle Applications on a Slave DSP in the
ControlDesk Experiment Guide.
scoutcmd To download and start applications on the real-time hardware, it is
possible to use the Platform Manager as a batch client using the
command
scoutcmd –b <dsxxxx>
(<dsxxxx> denotes the board you
want to download the application to) and additional parameters (see
How to Use Scoutcmd to Load and Start Applications on page 125
and Handling Applications Using Command Line Parameters in the
ControlDesk Experiment Guide).