- acquires data from a DAQ device or sound card
- displays a live view of acquired data
- logs acquired data to a MAT file
Acquiring and plotting continuous NI data doesn't work within app Designer. Please help.
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My code for acquiring and plotting live data works well outside the app Designer. However, i would like to include it in an App where it is executed by pushing a button from the user.
This is my code:
if true
devices = daq.getDevices
%session erstellen
s = daq.createSession('ni')
addAnalogInputChannel(s,'DEV1',0, 'Voltage')
%abtastrate in Hz und Aufnahmedauer
s.Rate = 1000
s.DurationInSeconds = 5
% plottet soblad fesstgelegte Anzahl an Datenpunkten generiert ist
s.NotifyWhenDataAvailableExceeds = 10
lh = addlistener(s,'DataAvailable',@(src,event) plot(event.TimeStamps, event.Data))
s.startBackground();
end
This works well so far. But if i integrate it in a buttonpushed callback function within app Designer it doesn't work. Also it doesn't work if i try to plot it in UIAxes by adding plot(app.UIAxes, event.TimeStamps, event.Data)
Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you, Marvin
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Andrei
2018 年 8 月 8 日
Can you refer to "Data Acquisition Live" app, which can be downloaded from File Exchange.
This example app shows how to use Data Acquisition Toolbox and App Designer to build an app which:
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han xiao
2019 年 6 月 11 日
Hello Mr.Ursache,
My name is Han. I`m a user of data acquisition toolbox and doing tests with live vibration signal. Your app design is very cool and useful, but still I have no idea on how to create a standalone application and deploy it on the target machine (without MATLAB installed).
That would be very kind of you, if you may give me some help. I`m very grateful!
Kind Regards
Han Xiao
Andrei
2019 年 6 月 11 日
Han Xiao, you can use MATLAB Compiler to build a standalone executable app from an app created with App Designer.
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