Acquiring signal using GPIO pins on Udoo X86 on windows 10

Hello all. I hope you are doing fine

I have just started with Udoo X86, and installed Windows 10 and Matlab on it. I was hoping to acquire signal from the pins on the board (Either Braswell or the Arduino 101). As long as I can get the data into Matlab it will be awesome. However, I searched for solutions for this but unfortunately I could not find. I am not sure if it is possible or people just use Linux based OS instead of windows 10. Is there anyway I can get the acquired data into Matlab? If not, Could you suggest different approach (Assuming working on Windows 10).

Regards

 

You can start reading here: https://learn.adafruit.com/how-to-use-matlab-and-simulink-with-arduino/overview

 

Or even better: https://www.mathworks.com/hardware-support/arduino-matlab.html
Be aware: the Arduino 101 is not supported in the MTLAB extension (but could work)

 

I am leaning toward the view that MS had long abandoned the idea of using Windows for anything special such as industry control applications or anything that is niche in nature. Desktop/laptop/server will be the primary focus.
As 10 getting more and more grip from the Redmond folks, using Win as general purpose computing for many specialties will be the thing of the past.

 

Yes, so the Arduino 101 part of the Udoo X86 could be the perfect solution for this signal reading, if supported by MATLAB.

 

Thank you for the reply. Yes I read these blogs before but still they do not help in my case. Matlab has no support for Arduino 101 since Udoo is equipped with it.

 

Did you try it? They did not test it, therefor it is not in the supported devices list. Because if it is just simple reading perhaps the functionality is compatible with the Arduino 101.

 

Yes I tried it, when using Matlab, I tried to type "arduino" to see the list of arduino devices connected to the Udoo (which is in this case the arduino 101), but it returned nothing.

 

You can always use blunt Serial read/write from arduino to Matlab. See for a very small example: https://sites.google.com/site/measuringstuff/display-calculate#TOC-Using-Matlab
See also https://www.udoo.org/docs-x86/Serial_Libraries/index.html for example about communicating between windows applications and Arduino.
For the matlab part see the matlab documentation https://nl.mathworks.com/help/matlab/serial-port-devices.html

 

Thanx a lot. I did not have the chance to try this method, so I will try it now and will update you. Thanks a lot