Modeling an ARINC 653 configuration and application startup code (ARINC for PikeOS code)

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To model an ARINC 653 configuration and application startup code, perform the following tasks (click a task to open it):

Create an integration project and module

Define the system hm table

Define the module hm table

Define the partition hm table

Create a partition

Create a channel between partitions

Create an application

Define port usage for an application

Define a process for an application

Create blackboards, buffers, events, semaphores, memory requirements and file accesses for a partition

Schedule partitions

Defining the system hm table:

1. Open the Configuration Diagram that is named <module name> Configuration Diagram.

2. Double-click the System HM Table that is named systemHM.

If you need to create a new System HM Table and Configuration Diagram:

a. Click the

System Health Monitoring Table toolbar button, click within the Module, and then type the name of the System HM Table.

b. Right-click the System HM Table, point to ARINC 653, point to New, and then click System HM Table Diagram.

3. On the Configuration Diagram that is opened, model the System HM Table by changing the default items as required:

◦ To delete an item on the diagram: right-click the item, and then click Delete from Model.

◦ Ensure that the item specific properties of each default item you use are set as required. These properties appear on the tab of the Property Pages that has the same name as the item type.

◦ To create a System State Entry: click the

System State Entry toolbar button, click within the System HM Table, and then type the name of the System State Entry.

◦ To create an Error ID Action: click the

Error ID Action toolbar button, click within the System State Entry, and then type the name of the Error ID Action. On the ErrorIDAction tab of the Error ID Action's Property Pages, set the Action property as required. Tell me more...

◦ To create an Error ID Level: click the

Error ID Level toolbar button, click within the System State Entry, and then type the name of the Error ID Level. On the ErrorIDLevel tab of the Error ID Level's Property Pages, set the ErrorCode and ErrorLevel properties as required. Tell me more...

You can now define the Module HM Table. How?