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Running an Arduino Ontarget simulink file from the workspace

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Bardia
Bardia el 18 de Jun. de 2013
Hi There,
I'm trying to execute my on-target simulink file entirely from the workspace. I remember for a previous A2D card all I had to do was do something like this.
set_param('Lab3hardOne','SimulationMode','external');
set_param('Lab3hardOne','SimulationCommand','connect');
set_param('Lab3hardOne','SimulationCommand','start');
pause(10);
set_param('Lab3hardOne','SimulationCommand','stop');
set_param('Lab3hardOne','SimulationCommand','disconnect');
I'm not sure, where I even came up with the code to do this as it was few years ago since used the code. I'm guessing there is something different, or a little tweak that I might have to do to get this working for an Arduino (mega).
Any suggestion or references would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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Kaustubha Govind
Kaustubha Govind el 18 de Jun. de 2013
Do you mean that you want to download the model onto the Arduino, or do you simply want to run a model on the host machine in external mode? (Note how you set SimulationMode=external in your code). Also, what version of MATLAB are you on?
Bardia
Bardia el 18 de Jun. de 2013
I will be using both 2012B and 2013a.
I want to do both if possible. For example, this will be used to communicate with an Arduino which will be connected to a servo motor.Say if I want to change the gain of the system 5 times, I rather not have to hit the run button 5 times. Rather Run a for loop in a script, and have all the results at the end..

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