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Dashboard Page

The Dashboard page provides the following areas:

• Comfort and Generic Editors:
• This area provides quick access to the Comfort Editors and AUTOSAR Model Explorer. Click a link to open the respective editor in a new tab of the Project Frame.
• Model Overview:
• The Model Overview area contains information regarding element(s) which can be configured for the corresponding DaVinci Adaptive project. The Model Overview area is divided in subareas for those elements. Each subarea provides the following functions:
• The Found field displays the number of each element that is present in the model.
• The [Create] button starts the corresponding Create... wizard to create a new element.
• The [Edit] button opens the respective Comfort Editors or AUTOSAR Model Explorer where you can edit already created elements.
• Validation Results in Scope:
• The Validation Results in Scope area displays the number of validation errors, warnings and information of the selected scope. In addition, the total number is displayed in brackets, regardless of the scope.
  Use the [Open Validations View] button to open the Validations View.

Model Scopes Page

In the Configuration of Model Scope Sets area, sets of model scopes can be declared and activated. A model scope set is a reduced subset of the model that only contains specified root objects that define the functional scope of a model scope set. The declared and activated model scope sets are then considered for the validation and the generation process: In the Validations View, the results for the activated model scopes are shown, or all results can still be displayed. The generation is only done for the activated model scope sets. References are vital for calculating scopes, so they are always validated.

Tip: If you select a model scope set, the validations will be faster and increase the startup time. Using model scope sets allows you to validate, generate and test only a part of the project without the constraint that the entire project must be ready.

The Configuration of Model Scope Sets area provides the following functions:

• Create Model Scope Set
  To add a model scope set, click the Add Model Scope Set icon. A new model scope set is created and displayed in the table on the left side. Double click on the name of the model scope set to change it. Activate the check box of the model scope set so that it is considered for the validation and the generation process. In the table on the right side, the root objects that define the functional scope of the selected model scope set can be configured. Activate the check boxes of the root objects to be considered.
  Click [Apply] to apply changes or [Revert] to undo changes.
• Delete Model Scope Set
  To delete one or more model scope sets, select the model scope sets in the table on the left and click the Delete Model Scope Set icon.
  Click [Apply] to apply changes or [Revert] to undo changes.
• Select All
  To select all model scope sets, click the Select All icon. All model scope sets are then considered for the validation and the generation process.
• Deselect All
  To select all model scope sets, click the Deselect All icon. Note that none of the declared model scope sets are then considered for the validation and the generation process.

Loaded Files Page

The Loaded Files page shows all files of the currently loaded DaVinci Adaptive project, including files from referenced projects as well as files from the selected BSW Package.

The toolbar at the top right provides the following function:

• Show relative file paths / Hide relative file paths
  Shows or hide the relative file paths.

Model Changes History Page

The Model Changes History Page gives you an overview of the last 1000 model changes that were made. These changes are visualized in two grids as follows:

• The individual events are summarized in blocks. It is possible to expand these nodes.
• On the left side you can see the element to which changes have been made, icons in front of the entries show if it is an add, delete, change or move event.
• Add Element
• Delete Element
• Edit Element
• Move Element
• On the right side, the changes to the individual values are displayed.
• Model changes that are outdated, e.g. due to a change outside the tool, are indicated by .

You can open an element, if possible, in the AUTOSAR Model Explorer or in a specific Editor by open the context menu of an element.

The context menu of a value change provides the following functions:

• Revert
  Reverts this change, if possible. If this is not possible, it will be disabled and a tooltip is visible.
• Revert to Last Known Value
  If the current entry is marked as outdated, the after value can be rolled back to the value that is mentioned in the entry.
• Acknowledge New Value
  If the current entry is marked as outdated, the after value can be overwritten with the current value in the model.

The Clear button in the upper right corner, can be used to delete the current contents of the model change history.

Support Page

In the Support area, the following subareas are provided:

• Cheat Sheets: Click the [Start Now] button to open the Getting Started cheat sheet including step by step instructions to setup a simple example application.
• Release Notes: Click the [Read Now] button to open the Release Notes.
• Vector KnowledgeBase: Click the [Start Now] button to open an external link to the DaVinci Developer Adaptive section of the Vector KnowledgeBase.
• Vector Support: Click the [Contact Us] button to open an external link to the Vector Support Page.