Understanding Monitor Status

You can view the current monitoring status in the top-right of the wRTOS Monitor window.

There are five possible states, listed below. Some wRTOS Monitor settings will either be active or grayed-out depending on the current state.

Status	Description	In this state, you can...
Not enabled	Monitoring is not enabled.	Events and session triggers: Start a new session Note: Starting a session while in this state may cause non-determinism. To avoid this, enable monitoring and restart the wRTOS Subsystem through wRTOS Settings before starting a session. Session options: Convert data to text Delete session files
Enabled	Monitoring is enabled, the Subsystem is running, and there is no active session.	Events and session triggers: Choose events to collect Create, set, and delete start and stop triggers for the next session Start a new session Session options: Configure event collection Convert data to text Delete session files
Running	There is an active monitoring session in progress.	Events and session triggers: Choose events to collect Create, set, and delete stop triggers for the current session Note: Start triggers cannot be added, set, or deleted while a session is running. Pause or stop the running session Session options: Configure event collection Convert data to text Delete session files
Paused	The current monitoring session is paused.	Events and session triggers: Choose events to collect Create, set, and delete start and stop triggers for the next session Note: Session triggers have no effect while monitoring is paused. Resume or stop the paused session Session options: Configure event collection Convert data to text Delete session files
wRTOS Subsystem is stopped	The Subsystem is stopped. You must start the Subsystem through wRTOS Settings before you can start a monitoring session.	Events and session triggers: All functionality grayed-out Session options: Convert data to text Delete session files