How to use tcpclient instead of tcpip with icdevice
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I am using instrfind and tcpip to create interface object. I am pasing this interface object in icdevice to create object of my matlab intrument device driver. As, instrfind and tcpip will be removed in future release, how can I modify my code to use my instrument device driver? If I replace tcpip with tcpclient then I cannot use icdevice to create object of my intrument device driver. Refer below code which I am using.
% Create a TCPIP object.
interfaceObj = instrfind('Type', 'tcpip', 'RemoteHost', '127.0.0.1', 'RemotePort', 1234, 'Tag', '');
% Create the TCPIP object if it does not exist
% otherwise use the object that was found.
if isempty(interfaceObj)
interfaceObj = tcpip('127.0.0.1', 1234);
else
fclose(interfaceObj);
interfaceObj = interfaceObj(1);
end
% Create a device object.
deviceObj = icdevice('my_driver.mdd', interfaceObj);
% Connect device object to hardware.
connect(deviceObj);
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Sachin Lodhi
il 16 Lug 2024
Hi Yash,
I understand that you are currently using 'instrfind' and 'tcpip' in your code, and since these functions will be deprecated, you want to know how to use 'tcpclient' instead.
The 'instrfind' and 'instrfindall' functions will be removed in future releases. You should use 'tcpclientfind' instead. The 'tcpclientfind' function identifies existing TCP/IP client connections and returns an array of 'tcpclient' objects corresponding to each connection. You can then use these 'tcpclient' objects to connect to your hardware.
For more information on 'tcpclientfind' and transitioning to 'tcpclient', please refer to the following documentation:
I hope this helps!
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