Internet

Communication using TCP and UDP protocols

Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a client/server packet-based protocol, while Universal Datagram Protocol (UDP) is a packet-based protocol that uses an Ethernet board as a physical layer. Each packet contains bytes provided by an application layer. You can transfer data using these protocols from a real-time application running on your host computer.

Blocks

TCP/IP Receive	Receive data over TCP/IP network from remote host
TCP/IP Send	Send data over TCP/IP network to another remote host
UDP Receive	Receive data over UDP network from remote host
UDP Send	Send data over UDP network to remote host

Model Settings

Model Configuration Parameters for Simulink Support Package for Arduino Hardware

Topics

Connect Arduino Ethernet Shield to Arduino Hardware
Follow the steps to connect the Arduino Ethernet Shield to an Arduino hardware board.
Configure Network Settings for Arduino Ethernet Shield
Follow the steps to configure the network settings for Arduino Ethernet Shield.
Configure Model to Run in External Mode over Ethernet
Follow the steps to simulate model in external mode using over the TCP/IP network.

Featured Examples

Get Started with Wi-Fi on Arduino Hardware

Use Simulink® Support Package for Arduino® hardware to receive and send TCP/IP or UDP messages over Wi-Fi® using Arduino boards.

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Use Ethernet Shield with Arduino Hardware

Use Simulink® Support Package for Arduino® hardware to receive and send TCP/IP or UDP messages using an Arduino with an Ethernet Shield.

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Control Brightness of Arduino Onboard LED from Android Device

Use the Simulink® Support Package for Arduino® Hardware to control brightness of a LED on an Arduino board using an Android® device.

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