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I'm new to Targetlink and need to convert Targetlink blocks to simulink blocks. Do I need Targetlink license for converting as well ?

Daniel
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Ehsan Khoshbakht
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open the targetlink main dialog, in Tools tab, just click Clear System. It will remove every TL block from you model, then you can get the SL model

Leo Chang
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After TargetLink 3.0 all the TL blocks are Simulink blocks with TargetLink masks over them.

You shall be able to run such a TL model in Simulink after installation of a free TargetLink-Standalone software which you can request from dSpace.

For de-enhancing TargetLink you also need a TargetLink installation with a valid license.

If the model is not too big, you can remove all TL block masks by hand in 2 steps without using TargetLink at all:

  1. Right click on block->Mask->Edit Mask->Unmask;
  2. Right click on block->Properties...->Callbacks->remove content of all Callback functions with asterix "*", f.e. CopyFcn, DeleteFcn etc.

You also can write a MATLAB script to automate the above 2-step process.

Note: Be aware that the TargetLink-Code behaves not exactly like Simulink model. So you will need to verify it in a back-to-back test.

Evgeni Verbitski
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