I understand that you are getting invalid argument for type uint64 and you want to create multiple input ports for multiple buses.
The error message suggests that the bus object you're using requires elements of type `embedded.fi`, but you're providing a `uint64` type. The `embedded.fi` data type is a fixed-point representation in MATLAB. To resolve this issue, you can convert your `uint64` data to `embedded.fi` using the `fi` function. Here's an example:
% Assuming your uint64 data is stored in a variable called 'myData'
fiData = fi(myData, 0, 64); % Convert uint64 to embedded.fi
% Now you can use fiData in your Simulink model
By default, the `Simulink.SimulationData.createStructOfTimeseries` function creates a single input port for the generated bus. If you want to create multiple input ports for multiple buses, you can create a cell array of bus objects and then pass it to the function. Each bus object in the cell array will correspond to a separate input port. Here's an example:
% Assuming you have two bus objects: busObject1 and busObject2
busObjects = {busObject1, busObject2};
% Create a struct of timeseries using the bus objects
data = Simulink.SimulationData.createStructOfTimeseries(busObjects);
% Now 'data' will contain multiple input ports, each corresponding to a bus object
