ASTi Telestra Target Operations & Maintenance Manual (Ver. 2, Rev. M)
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5.5. RTI EXEC
The HLA software that runs on the Target is an HLA federate. This federate software, when
combined with the ACE Studio model processing, implements a full radio simulation
environment, based upon the data structures defined in the ASTi Radio SOM.
From power on, an HLA-enabled Target will start the federate application as a background
process. A particular federate may be accessed through the remote control interface.
The RTI Software:
The DMSO RTI requires that the “
rtiexec
” application is running
somewhere on the HLA network. In the normal mode of use, the
rtiexec
will be running on
another computer system resident on the HLA network. However, to perform local-only testing or
stand-alone tests, it is possible to run the
rtiexec
on the Target. The
rtiexec
will service
every system on the network. Prior to starting the
rtiexec
, the DMSO RTI must be installed,
and the proper RTI library path must be specified in the RMS HLA configuration section. Once
the Target is configured to use the DMSO RTI, log in to the system as “
hlauser
”, go to the
DMSO RTI directory (in
/opt/rti
) and enter the following commands to start
rtiexec
:
cd config
. rtienv.sh
cd ../bin
./rtiexec
Although this is not necessary, the MÄK RTI may also use an
rtiexec
application. To run the
rtiexec
application for the MÄK RTI, go the MÄK RTI directory (in
/opt/rti
) and type the
following commands:
cd bin
./rtiexec
To stop the RTI, type
CTRL+C
.
Please refer to the MÄK RTI Reference Manual for more information on the
rtiexec
application. The MÄK RTI requires a license server to run.