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 monitor the connectivity between the EtherCAT MainDevice and SubDevices on the EtherCAT network. It displays device topology, EtherCAT states, and communication errors, helping you quickly identify connection issues and device faults. |
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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. |
