Tools
The Tools page in wRTOS Settings lists the wRTOS tools available in the Runtime and SDK products, if installed. Click on a tool to launch it directly from the page.
In this section:
Accessing the Tools Page
Sorting
You can sort the list of installed wRTOS tools.
Sorting
To sort the list of tools:
- Click the Sort drop-down.
- Choose a sorting method:
- Usage: Sort by usage, with the most used tools at the top of the list.
- Alphabetical: Sort alphabetically by tool name.
Tools
Below is a list of the tools that are accessible from the Tools page, depending on the products installed on the system. Click on a tool to launch it directly from the page.
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Retrieves status information and generates a file useful for analyzing the current system. |
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This tool controls the wRTOS Subsystem and product components, including NL2, TCP/IP, and E-CAT. It also provides shortcuts to launch several commonly used wRTOS tools. |
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This tool allows you to configure the EtherCAT devices (SubDevices) connected to the E-CAT MainDevice within an E-CAT component instance and check their status. |
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This tool allows you to import EtherCAT SubDevice Information (ESI) files for your EtherCAT hardware devices and save the ESI data into the E-CAT component database. This enables the E-CAT component to connect to and interact with your EtherCAT hardware devices. |
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Displays a visual comparison of latency between Windows and wRTOS cores. |
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View and record debug or log messages generated during the execution of real-time applications. |
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Traces the behavior of your real-time applications by recording significant events that occur during the execution of those applications. |
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Stamps licensing information into an RTSS or RTDLL binary, so it can run on the wRTOS Subsystem. |
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Displays and allows control of all active RTSS and Windows applications linked to wRTOS processes on the system. |
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Connects to supported cameras and provides setup information that cannot be found or interpreted in the camera’s XML file. |
