Arduino Simulink Analog input

I AM USING A AUDRINO ANALOG INPUT PIN TO DISPLAY A VOLTAGE. WHEN I RUN THE MODEL ON TARGETED HARDWARE I ENDED UP GETTING ZERO. CAN ANY ONE HELP ME...

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Hi Anil, It sounds like you clicked the Run (green triangle) button, which simulates the model on your host computer. Try clicking the Deploy to Hardware button instead. See http://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/run-model-on-arduino-hardware.html

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HI Rolfe Dlugy-Hegwer, thank you for your response. i actually run the model on the targeted hardware. and now i also tried the deploy option, i am getting the same response. endedup getting zero. My Arduino board not even transmitting the data to the lap. i checked the same circuit in the arduino software. i am getting the output on the serial monitor and as you know transmitting led is glowing. this is what i am doing i take the analog input block with the analog pin 4 and connecting it to the display and scope then i prepare to run the model then i run the model using run button or deploy button. then simulink says model successfully downloaded into arduino uno board but my display block showing me zero.
I'm having exact same problem. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Terry Ramsey
Terry Ramsey on 16 Feb 2014
Edited: Terry Ramsey on 16 Feb 2014
my blocks being used are: Analog Input (pin 0). I have pin 0 on arduino connected to an analog input(a potentiometer with 0-5V in this case). Sample time = 0.5. A Display block. Short format. Decimation = 1. They are connected together.
Not sure why this isnt working.
anil
anil on 28 May 2014
Edited: anil on 28 May 2014
HI Terry Ramsey, the external mode isn't work on the arduino uno. it will run on the arduino mega. they say uno doesn't have enough memory to perform in external mode.
i got this from matlab virtual seminor.

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zeghib okba
zeghib okba on 10 May 2016
Edited: zeghib okba on 10 May 2016
Hi Anil, the problem may be doing from 2 things:
1- you should be using arduino mega2560 for display a voltage.
2- You may be inverted the signal, because arduino is not accepted negative signal.
Tal Dachlika
Tal Dachlika on 29 Jan 2018
I had the same problem with arduino uno and I fixed it, just change the mode to external: simulation->mode-> external.

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I had the same problem with arduino uno. I tried it the way you do but not sucessfull.

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