how to properly use fprintf(obj,value) with serial ports
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I use fprinf in my code to send string to the arduino UNO that i am using, problem is i have to add a while loop for it to work for example:
Required = 'Hey' arduino = (.....) %set
while( Required)
fprintf(arduino,Required)
end
fclose(arduino)
this gives an infinite loop to the COM port of the receiving arduino
so basically i removed the while loop
and the code became
Required = 'Hey'
arduino = (.....) %set
fprintf(arduino,Required)
fclose(arduino)
however it doesnt send anything at all if anyone can help in solving this, please give it all your best i searched all the mathworks forum and nothing worked Thanks in advance
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William Gaillard
2019 年 3 月 28 日
Arduino will reset when you open the COM port. You probably send the 'Hey' while Arduino is resetting. Give Arduino time to reset. You can add a pause to Matlab or do the following:
Try adding the following in Arduino:
above void setup()
char a = 'b';
in void setup()
Serial.println('a'); // send the char 'a' to the serial port followed by carriage return character (ASCII 13 or \r) and newline character (ASCII 10 or \n)
while (a != 'a') // while a does not equal 'a'
{
a = Serial.read(); // read the first available byte from the serial port and store as a
}
And in Matlab after you open the COM port add the following:
a='b';
while (a ~='a') % wait until you receive an 'a' from Arduino
a=fread(s,1,'uchar');
end
fprintf(s,'%c','a'); % send an 'a' back to Arduino
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