Objectives

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• Completed Exercise 12.2 and either still has the SysML model open or has saved and reopened it.

Exercise

1. We start from the model at the end of Exercise 12.2. Save and close the Stateflow model.
   

2. Create an empty package in the Syndeia Tutorial Testbed.mdzip(get it here -SysML Models, Profiles and Mappings) SysML model (Three State Model Part 2 in this example).
   

   

   Figure 1 Stateflow showing ThreeStates state machine diagram
   

3. In Syndeia, go to the Connection Manager tab. Navigate through the SysML model in the left column to show the Three State Model Part 2 package and your local operating system network connection on the right side to show the StateFlow model 1_Demo_ Stateflow, as in in Figure 2.
   

   

4. Select Model Transform for Connection Type in the central column. Drag and drop the ThreeStates statechart onto the destination folder in the local operating system. Click Yes to confirm.
   CAUTION: Drag the Statechart, as highlighted in Figure 2, not the state machine, to create a state machine in the SysML model.
   

5. When complete, expand the SysML model in the left column to view new SysML ThreeStates state machine, as shown in Figure 3.
   

   

   Figure 3  Syndeia Dashboard, Connection Manager tab, after generation of state machine structure in the MagicDraw package
   

6. In MagicDraw, create a SysML state machine diagram in the new state machine. It should appear similar to Figure 4.
   

   

   Figure 4  Simulink with Stateflow diagram symbol on left.  Double-click the ThreeStates symbol to open state machine, as shown on right

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