I am trying to design a user-interface that displays real-time data for a system that interfaces via the ni-scope driver.
I had a look at the example that fetches a waveform and plots the data (https://uk.mathworks.com/help/instrument/examples/fetch-waveforms-through-niscope-matlab-instrument-driver-in-simulation-mode.html) It is clear to me from this example that the niscope driver has some specific functions and parameters (e.g. Configurationfunctionsvertical) that are used in MATLAB.
As such, it would be helpful if I could be directed to the relevant documentation that will provide me with a comprehensive list of the functions and parameter reference for niscope in MATLAB.
Thank you in advance

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Guillaume
Guillaume el 2 de Sept. de 2019

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The relevant documentation comes from National Instrument, not Mathworks. The driver manual should have been installed when you installed NI-Scope. Otherwise, you may be able to download it from here (may require being registered on NI and may not correspond to the version you're using).

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Mobolurin Edun
Mobolurin Edun el 2 de Sept. de 2019
Thank you for your response but I am not sure that this is exactly what I am looking for.
In the functions reference, it gives the desired information if one were to program in C and not MATLAB. This is crucial as the function calls and parameter names are slightly different (compare the Configurationfunctionsvertical in MATLAB with the niScope_ConfigureVertical in C). What I need is the MATLAB analogue for the documentation you sent.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson el 2 de Sept. de 2019
"Use the MATLAB Instrument Driver Editor (midedit) to view other properties and functions that allow you to configure a device. The tool shows all the properties and functions that the NI-SCOPE software package supports."
Mobolurin Edun
Mobolurin Edun el 2 de Sept. de 2019
Yes I recall looking in the Driver Editor and not finding what I needed. Unfortunately, I am out of the office now and so will not be able to try this again till tomorrow. Thank you

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