Configure or display serial port object properties
set(obj)
props = set(obj)
set(obj,'PropertyName')
props = set(obj,'PropertyName')
set(obj,'PropertyName',PropertyValue,...)
set(obj,PN,PV)
set(obj,S)
set(obj) displays all
configurable properties values for the serial port object, obj.
If a property has a finite list of possible string values, then these
values are also displayed.
props = set(obj) returns
all configurable properties and their possible values for obj to props. props is
a structure whose field names are the property names of obj,
and whose values are cell arrays of possible property values. If the
property does not have a finite set of possible values, then the cell
array is empty.
set(obj,' displays
the valid values for PropertyName')PropertyName if it
possesses a finite list of string values.
props = set(obj,' returns
the valid values for PropertyName')PropertyName to props. If PropertyName does
not have a finite list of possible values, props is a cell array of possible
string values or an empty cell array.
set(obj,' configures
multiple property values with a single command.PropertyName',PropertyValue,...)
set(obj,PN,PV) configures
the properties specified in the cell array of strings PN to
the corresponding values in the cell array PV. PN must
be a vector. PV can be m-by-n where m is equal
to the number of serial port objects in obj and
n is equal to the length of PN.
set(obj,S) configures
the named properties to the specified values for obj. S is
a structure whose field names are serial port object properties, and
whose field values are the values of the corresponding properties.
This example illustrates shows how to use the set function to configure
or return property values, on a Windows® platform.
s = serial('COM1'); set(s,'BaudRate',9600,'Parity','even') set(s,{'StopBits','RecordName'},{2,'sydney.txt'}) set(s,'Parity') [ {none} | odd | even | mark | space ]