I am a novice in the use of Matlab. I am trying to send 8/16 bit codes to the USB port of the PC using matlab. I have no clue whether the USb port can be interfaced with the matlab. The codes are generated internally generated using a code generator logic. The output codes are to be give to a wireless transmitter. Can u suggest any ways to do it?? Is there any manual to be referred??
Parth Desai wrote on 22-Dec-08 05:57 :
> Hi.
>
> I am a novice in the use of Matlab. I am trying to send 8/16 bit codes to the USB port of the PC using matlab. I have no clue whether the USb port can be interfaced with the matlab. The codes are generated internally generated using a code generator logic. The output codes are to be give to a wireless transmitter. Can u suggest any ways to do it?? Is there any manual to be referred??
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On Dec 22, 7:57=A0am, "Parth Desai" <parth1...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I am a novice in the use of Matlab. I am trying to send 8/16 bit codes to=
the USB port of the PC using matlab. I have no clue whether the USb port c=
an be interfaced with the matlab. The codes are generated internally genera=
ted using a code generator logic. The output codes are to be give to a wire=
less transmitter. Can u suggest any ways to do it?? Is there any manual to =
be referred??
>
> Thanks.
One possible way is to use a USB to serial port adapter. An adapter
costs about US$30.00. Then use the serial I/O capability built into
Matlab to write to a serial port. In the Matlab help file look up
Serial I/O to find information on how to use a serial I/O port. To
find out out what COM port to write to select Control Panel | System |
Hardware Tab | Device Manager. Click on the + sign next to "Ports".
In the list you should see something like COM9,
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