Hey Dilara,
I understand that you have to produce 0 1 signal controlled by button and use functional parameter and logic.
- Add an Inport Block: Drag and drop an "Inport" block from the Simulink Library Browser into your model. This Inport block will represent the input signal, which will act as a control button (0 for off, 1 for on).
- Add a Function-Call Subsystem:
- Drag and drop a "Subsystems" block from the Simulink Library Browser into your model.
- Double-click on the subsystem block to open it.
3.Inside the Function-Call Subsystem:
- Add a "Function-Call Split" block inside the subsystem. This block will split the function call parameter into two cases: 0 and 1.
- Connect the output of the Inport block to the input of the Function-Call Split block.
- Add a "Function-Call Generator" block for each case (0 and 1) inside the subsystem. Connect the outputs of the Function-Call Split block to the corresponding generator blocks.
- Configure each Function-Call Generator block as follows:
- For the case 0, set the logic to output 0 when called.
- For the case 1, set the logic to output 1 when called.
4. Outside the Function-Call Subsystem:
- Connect the outputs of the Function-Call Generator blocks to an "Outport" block each. These Outport blocks represent the final output signals (0 or 1).
I hope this helps!
