Check output of MATLAB at serial port
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For studying purpose, I want to just check whether MATLAB can send some data to serial port (COM1) or not. Can anyone suggest me a simple program to do this? Also, if I want to check whether the received data is correct or not, how can I do that? Should I connect probe of a DSO(digital storage oscilloscope) between Rx(Receive data) and GROUND pins of the port and check the received pattern bit by bit? Or is there any other simple method to check the output (which does not require a device such as a microcontroller as a receiver?) Thank you for your answer in advance.
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Walter Roberson
2014-2-23
Connecting a probe in the way you suggest is not likely to work. Serial ports use a data framing protocol that you data is unlikely to match. Or is the output you are referring to already in RS232 serial form?
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Walter Roberson
2014-2-23
If your output is one bit at a time, then you would need to package the bit inside a byte in order to send it over RS232 in normal form.
To send individual bits you can also toggle the DTR pin, but that is not recommended; it has an unspecified latency and you are unlikely to be able to make clean pulses.
If you have a true parallel port (not a USB parallel port) then it would be better suited to sending individual bits.
Better, though, is to use a D/A convertor or a DAQ with a digital output.
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