How to perform handshaking operation

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Hello, my project is to transmit data to the analog output pin of MCC USB 205 DAQ. From the DAQ the data goes to ADI Board for further process. To increase the speed of data transmission I am using a C mex file to transmit data. Now I want to implement handshaking operation to transmit the data. I have 3 data's to transmit (a,b,c) based on the rising edge and falling edge of clock. I am totally new to this, can anybody give suggestions like how to do it, where to start with, or any example code or documents.

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Unless the clock rate is very slow, there is no realistic way to monitor the clock edge at the MATLAB level in order to determine when to transmit the signal.

This is the sort of task that you use an external device to handle the timing and signal transmission. Some daq boards can handle it: you command them with trigger information and appropriate response and let them run independently.

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Walter Roberson 2020-2-27

The data that you have to transmit: are they individual bits? Are they voltage levels? Is it one of those protocols where you see an incoming pulse and you set a level on a line to signal you are ready, and they send you something and you acknowledge by changing levels... something like that, where the "data" is not information as such but rather just a sequence of level changes because that is what the far end needs to send data?

You talked earlier about rising edge and trailing edge, which tends to imply a single incoming pulse rather than a waveform train? But if so then what is the remote end getting out of it? Is it like an incoming strobe that you are responding to?

I do not know enough about the situation to know if the digital output pin would help. Based on what you described earlier, it seems doubtful. The problems I outlined earlier are not problems based upon whether the output signal is analog or digital: the problems I outlined earlier are problems with latency and response time. Having something at the MATLAB level run a pulse sequence phase by phase is just not realistic except for fairly low frequency. For example you can toggle DTR on a serial port, but reliability would go down quickly beyoned about 2 Hz.

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Hello Walter, I need to transmit 1x256 double data (it corresponds to image pixels) to analog output pin 0 and B and C value (each 8 bit binary) to analog output pin 1 of USB 205. I wrote a mex file to transmit the data to USB 205. Now I have to implement handshaking with the microcontroller. I came across few examples like generating a strobe pulse in Matlab.

ULStat = cbDOut(boardNum, lowPort, ((int)doubleData[i]) % 256);
ULStat = cbDOut(boardNum, highPort, ((int)doubleData[i]) / 256);
waitMS(waitTimeMS,frequency);
ULStat = cbDOut(boardNum, strobePort,1);
waitMS(waitTimeMS,frequency);
ULStat = cbDOut(boardNum, strobePort,0);
waitMS(waitTimeMS,frequency); 

The other example is

dio = digitalio('nidaq', 'Dev1');
addline(dio, 0:7, 0, 'Out');%8 lines on port 0
addline(dio, 0, 1, 'Out');%strobe on port 1
sendthisvalue=23;
binvec = [dec2binvec(sendthisvalue,8), 0];%the 8bit word plus the strobe bit first set to 0
putvalue(dio,binvec); 
binvec(9) = 1;%set strobe bit to 1
putvalue(dio,binvec);

But I dont know what the above 2 examples actually do. Can you please explain about using a stobe pulse for handshaking.

Walter Roberson 2020-3-2

I need to transmit 1x256 double data (it corresponds to image pixels) to analog output pin 0

You need to transmit the bit sequence corresponding to the IEEE 754 Double Precision representation of each pixel?? If so, in what bit order?

Or for each pixel, you need to transmit a single voltage that corresponds to (say) pixel-value/(2^16) or pixel-value/256 of full voltage, and it is acceptable if the remote end does not exactly reconstruct the same voltage?

Or... ??

A R 2020-3-2