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Subject: record simulation output

From: vin j

Date: 14 Sep, 2008 00:03:07

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How do i go about in recording the display output of my simulation to review back?

Subject: record simulation output

From: NZTideMan

Date: 14 Sep, 2008 08:24:20

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On Sep 14, 12:03=A0pm, "vin j" <micro_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> How do i go about in recording the display output of my simulation to rev=
iew back?

mmmm record display output
On a PC, Alt PrtScn perhaps?

Subject: record simulation output

From: Amanda Galtman

Date: 15 Sep, 2008 11:56:34

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"vin j" <micro_vin@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do i go about in recording the display output of my simulation to review
> back?

Does "display output" refer to the Display block in Simulink? If so, you can
connect the same signal to the To Workspace block so the data shown on the
Display block will also be captured in a variable in the MATLAB workspace.

If you're talking about Command Window output, then maybe the DIARY command will
suit your needs.

HTH,
Amanda

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