Displaying real time clock in a table in Matlab GUI with Arduino sensor data

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I am working on a SCADA project and I like to display sensor data from the Arduino and the real time clock since it is real time data aquisition. How would I do this?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 17 Sep 2015
Have a timer start a routine that reads the current uitable Data property, updates an entry with the current time, sets the new values as the Data property, and uses drawnow() to update the display.
Caution: timers can interrupt running graphics routines. If you have a different graphics routine that is reading and updating the uitable then you could end up a display update missed.
... but why not just update the display when you fetch the sensor values and update the static texts?
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asdf asdf
asdf asdf on 17 Sep 2015
Edited: asdf asdf on 17 Sep 2015
In my project, I will take 5 variables from the arduino using fscanf that I would like to print in the table. I don't know how to do it. Please give me an example.

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