Updated on Jan 2017!
Arduino side
Matlab side
Check your Arduino Port. If you are using Windows modify the port variable to match the correct COM port. If you are a Linux user, open a terminal and create a symbolic link to the /dev/ttyS101 file as follows:
userk@dopamine:~$ sudo rm /dev/ttyS101
userk@dopamine:~$ sudo ln -s /dev/ttyACM18 /dev/ttyS101
Replace ttyACM18 with your port. Ok.
Now, easy game, let’s setup the baudrate to 9600, the terminator character to a carriage return and a few more stuff as the Timeout and the BufferSize.
Finally, if you print ‘T’ we should receive “Ok”, if you send ‘M’ we should get an integer.
Don’t forget to close, delete and clear the serial object or you won’t be able to use the serial port with Arduino anymore.
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Enjoy!