SignalImporters SignalInThis block takes variables defined in the OML workspace and treats them as signals. The variable should have "time" and "ch" fields.FromBaseThis block outputs the value of the corresponding variable defined from the Base scope. If the variable is not defined in the Base, the variable default value is used.FromCSVThis block reads data from a .csv file. The first line of the .csv file should include the variable names, and the first variable name should be "time".FromCSVnoHeaderThis block reads data from a CSV file where the header line may or may not be present.FromHDFThis block reads in data from an HDF5 file, then outputs the data as a signal.FromMatFileThis block reads in data from a Matfile and then outputs the data as a signal.FromTextFileThis block reads in data from an ASCII text file. The data is read in columnwise.FromFileThis block allows reading data from files, in particular, CSV, TAB, or TSV.FromFile_matThis block reads in data from a MAT file and then outputs the variables as a constant.
SignalImporters SignalInThis block takes variables defined in the OML workspace and treats them as signals. The variable should have "time" and "ch" fields.FromBaseThis block outputs the value of the corresponding variable defined from the Base scope. If the variable is not defined in the Base, the variable default value is used.FromCSVThis block reads data from a .csv file. The first line of the .csv file should include the variable names, and the first variable name should be "time".FromCSVnoHeaderThis block reads data from a CSV file where the header line may or may not be present.FromHDFThis block reads in data from an HDF5 file, then outputs the data as a signal.FromMatFileThis block reads in data from a Matfile and then outputs the data as a signal.FromTextFileThis block reads in data from an ASCII text file. The data is read in columnwise.FromFileThis block allows reading data from files, in particular, CSV, TAB, or TSV.FromFile_matThis block reads in data from a MAT file and then outputs the variables as a constant.
