Network
R2026bTransmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a client/server packet-based protocol, while Universal Datagram Protocol (UDP) is a packet-based protocol that uses an Ethernet board as a physical layer. Each packet contains bytes provided by an application layer. You can transfer data using these protocols from a real-time application running on your host computer.
Blocks
 | TCP/IP Receive | Receive data over TCP/IP network from remote host |
 | TCP/IP Send | Send data over TCP/IP network to another remote host |
 | UDP Receive | Receive data over UDP network from remote host |
 | UDP Send | Send data over UDP network to remote host |
Topics
- Connect Arduino Ethernet Shield to Arduino Hardware
Follow the steps to connect the Arduino® Ethernet Shield to an Arduino hardware board.
- Configure Network Settings for Arduino Ethernet Shield
Follow the steps to configure the network settings for Arduino Ethernet Shield.
- Configure Model to Run in External Mode over Ethernet
Follow the steps to simulate model in external mode using over the TCP/IP network.
Featured Examples
Get Started with Wi-Fi on Arduino Hardware
Use Simulink® Support Package for Arduino® hardware to receive and send TCP/IP or UDP messages over Wi-Fi® using Arduino boards.
Use Ethernet Shield with Arduino Hardware
Use Simulink® Support Package for Arduino® hardware to receive and send TCP/IP or UDP messages using an Arduino with an Ethernet Shield.
Control Brightness of Arduino Onboard LED from Android Device
Use the Simulink® Support Package for Arduino® Hardware to control brightness of an LED on an Arduino board using an Android® device.
