Rapid Prototyping with 16/32 bits MCU

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T_R is an approximation of time only, and shoudl be used for vewing purpose only. If you need precise data time stapm, follow the following procedure :

    * On the simulink model, make sure to not overload the UART. Check that you are sending less data than max allowed by the UART bauds. To count the number of bytes used, when using the Tx-Labview-Matlab block, add one byte for each data sent. For example sending one uint8 data takes 2 bytes, uint16 data takes 3 bytes and uint32 data takes 5 bytes.
    * Reconstruct a vector timing corresponding to the simulink's UART timing. 

T_R (and T_Rn) approximate the time using the computer clock. Each time Matlab read an UART sequence, time is read. Then, the first byte of the sequence is assigned to the time of the previous clock read, and the last byte of the sequence is assigned with current time. Any bytes in between is assigned to a time using a linear approximation (with time of sequenc start and time of sequence stop). Thus, the time received of the first trame may be much longer if no data is send at the beginning of the logging process. 

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R = padr(R,1);

t_Rreconstructed = 0:.002:((length(R)-1)*.002);

%% if you want to generate a file to feed a simulink model : 
SimIn = [0:.002:(length(R)-1)*.002 ; R'];
save SimIn SimIn