save

Save recorded data from SoC hardware board to file on host PC

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Syntax

save(dr,filename,description,tags)

Description

save(dr,filename,description,tags) saves the recorded data from the SoC hardware board associated with DataRecorder object dr to a TGZ-compressed file, filename, on the host PC.

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Examples

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Create a connection from MATLAB to the specified SoC hardware board using the IP address, username, and password of the board. 

hw = socHardwareBoard('Xilinx Zynq ZC706 evaluation kit','hostname','192.168.1.18','username','root','password','root');

Create a data recording session on the SoC hardware board by using the hw object. The resulting DataRecorder object represents the data recording session on the SoC hardware board.

dr = soc.recorder(hw)
dr = 

  DataRecorder with properties:

          HardwareName: 'Xilinx Zynq ZC706 evaluation kit'
               Sources: {}                            
             Recording: false

List the input sources added to the data recording session.

dr.Sources(hw)
ans =

  1×0 empty cell array

By default, soc.recorder objects have no added input sources. To add an input source to the data recording session, first create an input source object by using the soc.iosource function. For this example, create an User Datagram Protocol (UDP) source object.

udpSrc = soc.iosource(hw,'UDP Receive')
udpSrc = 

  soc.iosource.UDPRead with properties:

   Main
              LocalPort: 25000
             DataLength: 1
               DataType: 'uint8'
      ReceiveBufferSize: -1
           BlockingTime: 0
    OutputVarSizeSignal: false
             SampleTime: 0.1000
         HideEventLines: true

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Add this UDP source object to the data recording session by using the addSource object function.

addSource(dr,udpSrc,'UDPDataReceived-Port25000')

Verify the result by inspecting the Sources property of the soc.recorder object.

dr.Sources
ans =

  1×1 cell array

    {'UDPDataOnPort25000'}

Call the setup function to initialize all hardware peripheral input sources added to the data recording session, and start the data recording process. 

setup(dr)

Record data for 60 seconds on the SoC hardware board. 

record(dr, 60);

Check the status of the data recording session by using the isRecording object function. The recording status when data recording is in progress is 1.

recordingStatus = isRecording(dr)
recordingStatus =

  logical

   1

The recording status when data recording is complete is 0.

isRecording(dr)

recordingStatus =

  logical

   0

Save recorded data to a TGZ-compressed file.

save(dr,'UDPDataReceived','UDP Data Testing',{'Recorded On Zynq Board'})

This function saves the recorded data as the file UDPDataReceived.tgz in your working folder of the host PC. You can read this file by using an socFileReader object in MATLAB™ or an IO Data Source block in your Simulink® model.

Remove the added source from the data recording session by using the removeSource object function.

removeSource(dr,'UDPDataReceived-Port25000')

Verify the result by inspecting the Sources property of the soc.recorder object.

ans =

  1×0 empty cell array

Input Arguments

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Data recording session for specified SoC hardware board, specified as a DataRecorder object.

File name by which you want to save the recorded data from the SoC hardware board on your host PC, specified as a character vector.

Description added to file, specified as character vector. Add a description to the file helps you identify the data file when you read it using an socFileReader object. This input is optional.

Data Types: char

Tags for the data set, specified as cell array of character vectors. Adding tags to the file helps you identify the different input sources when you read the file using an socFileReader object. This input is optional.

Version History

Introduced in R2019a

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