Why do I receive the following error when launching MATLAB with Login Named User (LNU) enabled:

Connection ErrorWhy do I receive the following error when launching MATLAB with Login Named User (LNU) enabled:

Connection Error Why do I receive the following error when launching MATLAB with Login Named User (LNU) enabled:

Connection Error login, named, user, lnu, licensing, servers MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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I have 4 question’s regarding Blockproc.

1: When you take an image and break it up into smaller images (ROI’s) to use blockproc, what is the exact order of the smaller images
In my image below, the yellow box is "top-left"

Q2: Also, is there away to show grid lines like above just to verify where blockproc has operated?
Q3: Is it possible to use blockproc and NOT operate on all the smaller images, i.e. just the images where the cyan circles are?
Q4: Can you combine functions so blockproc doesn’t have to run twice, e.g.:
fun = @(block_struct) mean2(block_struct.data);
AVG = blockproc(IM2,[500 500],fun,’UseParallel’,true);
fun2 = @(block_struct) std2(block_struct.data);
SD = blockproc(IM2,[500 500],fun2,’UseParallel’,true)

Thanks
JasonI have 4 question’s regarding Blockproc.

1: When you take an image and break it up into smaller images (ROI’s) to use blockproc, what is the exact order of the smaller images
In my image below, the yellow box is "top-left"

Q2: Also, is there away to show grid lines like above just to verify where blockproc has operated?
Q3: Is it possible to use blockproc and NOT operate on all the smaller images, i.e. just the images where the cyan circles are?
Q4: Can you combine functions so blockproc doesn’t have to run twice, e.g.:
fun = @(block_struct) mean2(block_struct.data);
AVG = blockproc(IM2,[500 500],fun,’UseParallel’,true);
fun2 = @(block_struct) std2(block_struct.data);
SD = blockproc(IM2,[500 500],fun2,’UseParallel’,true)

Thanks
Jason I have 4 question’s regarding Blockproc.

1: When you take an image and break it up into smaller images (ROI’s) to use blockproc, what is the exact order of the smaller images
In my image below, the yellow box is "top-left"

Q2: Also, is there away to show grid lines like above just to verify where blockproc has operated?
Q3: Is it possible to use blockproc and NOT operate on all the smaller images, i.e. just the images where the cyan circles are?
Q4: Can you combine functions so blockproc doesn’t have to run twice, e.g.:
fun = @(block_struct) mean2(block_struct.data);
AVG = blockproc(IM2,[500 500],fun,’UseParallel’,true);
fun2 = @(block_struct) std2(block_struct.data);
SD = blockproc(IM2,[500 500],fun2,’UseParallel’,true)

Thanks
Jason blockproc MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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How do I license my Docker container using a Campus-Wide or Startup Individual license?How do I license my Docker container using a Campus-Wide or Startup Individual license? How do I license my Docker container using a Campus-Wide or Startup Individual license?  MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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I have been using MATLAB & Simulink for a few months, and my C drive now contains many MATLAB temporary files with the extension .dmr. Can I delete these files?I have been using MATLAB & Simulink for a few months, and my C drive now contains many MATLAB temporary files with the extension .dmr. Can I delete these files? I have been using MATLAB & Simulink for a few months, and my C drive now contains many MATLAB temporary files with the extension .dmr. Can I delete these files? dmr, tempfile, simulink, sdi MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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Hello,
I have a setup with a ESP32S3 Dev-Module as I²C master and a TI C2000 TMS320F28069M board as a I²C slave. The ESP32 is supposed to send the C2000 several signal. Each signal has three bytes. First a comand byte to separate the signals and then two bytes as payload (uint16 or int16). The C2000-code is implemented in Simulink. In the future, the C2000 shall respond to certain signals with data.

My first issue is that the I2C RCV (Receive) Block outputs my signals in a way that the the byte order changes. For example, the comand byte which is supposed to be always the first byte is sometimes the second or third byte. The order changes throughout restarts and is not predictable. As a solution to this problem I want to use I²C interrupts. This brings me to my second and main question:

I can not get the I²C communication to work with the interrupts. My ESP32 stops sending data as soon as the C2000 code with I²C interrupts is uploaded and running. It seems like the I²C ISR of the C2000 is never called and somehow stops the ESP32 from sending further messages.

To diagnose my problem, I already did the following without success:
Added a free-running counter in the ISR-function to see if the function gets called. The counter stays at zero.
Analyzed and used code-fragments of the C2000 c28x_i2c_eeprom_interrupt example in my code.
Checked I²C with oscilloscope and bus-decoder: Without the Interrupts, the I²C Messages are transmitted and acknowledged. With Interrupt, a successful transmission happens exactly one time, then stops. SCL stays low, SDA stays high.
Tried different Interrupts, tried different interrupt settings.
My guesses:
Wrong settings/configuration of ISR/hardware /some registers
Timing problems
Some kind of incompactibility between C2000/ESP32
User error
I attached 4 screenshots of my settings, the my code-example and two screenshots without ISR and two with ISR of my oscilloscope.
I prepared a small Simulink file with my code. If you want to run the code, open "Nur_I2C.slx". Open the subsystem. There are two parts, one with ISR and one without. Just comment one part and uncomment the other. Everything after the delay is for the differentiation of the signals.Hello,
I have a setup with a ESP32S3 Dev-Module as I²C master and a TI C2000 TMS320F28069M board as a I²C slave. The ESP32 is supposed to send the C2000 several signal. Each signal has three bytes. First a comand byte to separate the signals and then two bytes as payload (uint16 or int16). The C2000-code is implemented in Simulink. In the future, the C2000 shall respond to certain signals with data.

My first issue is that the I2C RCV (Receive) Block outputs my signals in a way that the the byte order changes. For example, the comand byte which is supposed to be always the first byte is sometimes the second or third byte. The order changes throughout restarts and is not predictable. As a solution to this problem I want to use I²C interrupts. This brings me to my second and main question:

I can not get the I²C communication to work with the interrupts. My ESP32 stops sending data as soon as the C2000 code with I²C interrupts is uploaded and running. It seems like the I²C ISR of the C2000 is never called and somehow stops the ESP32 from sending further messages.

To diagnose my problem, I already did the following without success:
Added a free-running counter in the ISR-function to see if the function gets called. The counter stays at zero.
Analyzed and used code-fragments of the C2000 c28x_i2c_eeprom_interrupt example in my code.
Checked I²C with oscilloscope and bus-decoder: Without the Interrupts, the I²C Messages are transmitted and acknowledged. With Interrupt, a successful transmission happens exactly one time, then stops. SCL stays low, SDA stays high.
Tried different Interrupts, tried different interrupt settings.
My guesses:
Wrong settings/configuration of ISR/hardware /some registers
Timing problems
Some kind of incompactibility between C2000/ESP32
User error
I attached 4 screenshots of my settings, the my code-example and two screenshots without ISR and two with ISR of my oscilloscope.
I prepared a small Simulink file with my code. If you want to run the code, open "Nur_I2C.slx". Open the subsystem. There are two parts, one with ISR and one without. Just comment one part and uncomment the other. Everything after the delay is for the differentiation of the signals. Hello,
I have a setup with a ESP32S3 Dev-Module as I²C master and a TI C2000 TMS320F28069M board as a I²C slave. The ESP32 is supposed to send the C2000 several signal. Each signal has three bytes. First a comand byte to separate the signals and then two bytes as payload (uint16 or int16). The C2000-code is implemented in Simulink. In the future, the C2000 shall respond to certain signals with data.

My first issue is that the I2C RCV (Receive) Block outputs my signals in a way that the the byte order changes. For example, the comand byte which is supposed to be always the first byte is sometimes the second or third byte. The order changes throughout restarts and is not predictable. As a solution to this problem I want to use I²C interrupts. This brings me to my second and main question:

I can not get the I²C communication to work with the interrupts. My ESP32 stops sending data as soon as the C2000 code with I²C interrupts is uploaded and running. It seems like the I²C ISR of the C2000 is never called and somehow stops the ESP32 from sending further messages.

To diagnose my problem, I already did the following without success:
Added a free-running counter in the ISR-function to see if the function gets called. The counter stays at zero.
Analyzed and used code-fragments of the C2000 c28x_i2c_eeprom_interrupt example in my code.
Checked I²C with oscilloscope and bus-decoder: Without the Interrupts, the I²C Messages are transmitted and acknowledged. With Interrupt, a successful transmission happens exactly one time, then stops. SCL stays low, SDA stays high.
Tried different Interrupts, tried different interrupt settings.
My guesses:
Wrong settings/configuration of ISR/hardware /some registers
Timing problems
Some kind of incompactibility between C2000/ESP32
User error
I attached 4 screenshots of my settings, the my code-example and two screenshots without ISR and two with ISR of my oscilloscope.
I prepared a small Simulink file with my code. If you want to run the code, open "Nur_I2C.slx". Open the subsystem. There are two parts, one with ISR and one without. Just comment one part and uncomment the other. Everything after the delay is for the differentiation of the signals. c2000, i2c, i²c, communication, hardware, isr, interrupt MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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I am done with the simulink,now try to calculate the thd ,efficiency and response time.i tried but cannot calculate.I am done with the simulink,now try to calculate the thd ,efficiency and response time.i tried but cannot calculate. I am done with the simulink,now try to calculate the thd ,efficiency and response time.i tried but cannot calculate. simulink, matlab MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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I’m having trouble understanding how to speed up the simulation when everything is running at the hardware rate. I have a clock interface that is running at 50 MHz and I have simulink sampling rates set to 20e-9 s and then I have enabled the setting "Treat Simulink rates as actual hardware rates" in order to model to communication interface such as the AXI4 master correctly. However, the simulation comes to crawl even though controller and plant can be run at a slower rate. Is there a way I can speed up the simulation while maintaining cycle accurate fidelity?I’m having trouble understanding how to speed up the simulation when everything is running at the hardware rate. I have a clock interface that is running at 50 MHz and I have simulink sampling rates set to 20e-9 s and then I have enabled the setting "Treat Simulink rates as actual hardware rates" in order to model to communication interface such as the AXI4 master correctly. However, the simulation comes to crawl even though controller and plant can be run at a slower rate. Is there a way I can speed up the simulation while maintaining cycle accurate fidelity? I’m having trouble understanding how to speed up the simulation when everything is running at the hardware rate. I have a clock interface that is running at 50 MHz and I have simulink sampling rates set to 20e-9 s and then I have enabled the setting "Treat Simulink rates as actual hardware rates" in order to model to communication interface such as the AXI4 master correctly. However, the simulation comes to crawl even though controller and plant can be run at a slower rate. Is there a way I can speed up the simulation while maintaining cycle accurate fidelity? hdl coder MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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Hello, I want to use the test results from Simulink Test to perform custom evaluation criteria. My model uses a For Each subsystem externally to calculate the maximum and minimum SOC of individual cells within a battery pack in parallel. The battery SOC is an output of the model, and for each battery’s SOC, I can record and call it using the code below:

soc = test.sltest_simout.get(‘logsout’).get(‘soc’).Values.Data;
soc_max = soc(:,1);
soc_min = soc(:,2);

However, I also want to record the terminal voltage estimation error of a battery inside the For Each subsystem. This value is internal to the For Each subsystem and is not output to the outside of the model. If I try to call the test data in the same way as above, I get an ‘index exceeds 1’ error:

v_error = test.sltest_simout.get(‘logsout’).get(‘v_error’).Values.Data;
v_max_error = v_error(:,1);
v_max_error = v_error(:,2);

In Simulink Test, there are also two output results, but it seems that it calculates them channel by channel. So, how should I call the v_error test results?Hello, I want to use the test results from Simulink Test to perform custom evaluation criteria. My model uses a For Each subsystem externally to calculate the maximum and minimum SOC of individual cells within a battery pack in parallel. The battery SOC is an output of the model, and for each battery’s SOC, I can record and call it using the code below:

soc = test.sltest_simout.get(‘logsout’).get(‘soc’).Values.Data;
soc_max = soc(:,1);
soc_min = soc(:,2);

However, I also want to record the terminal voltage estimation error of a battery inside the For Each subsystem. This value is internal to the For Each subsystem and is not output to the outside of the model. If I try to call the test data in the same way as above, I get an ‘index exceeds 1’ error:

v_error = test.sltest_simout.get(‘logsout’).get(‘v_error’).Values.Data;
v_max_error = v_error(:,1);
v_max_error = v_error(:,2);

In Simulink Test, there are also two output results, but it seems that it calculates them channel by channel. So, how should I call the v_error test results? Hello, I want to use the test results from Simulink Test to perform custom evaluation criteria. My model uses a For Each subsystem externally to calculate the maximum and minimum SOC of individual cells within a battery pack in parallel. The battery SOC is an output of the model, and for each battery’s SOC, I can record and call it using the code below:

soc = test.sltest_simout.get(‘logsout’).get(‘soc’).Values.Data;
soc_max = soc(:,1);
soc_min = soc(:,2);

However, I also want to record the terminal voltage estimation error of a battery inside the For Each subsystem. This value is internal to the For Each subsystem and is not output to the outside of the model. If I try to call the test data in the same way as above, I get an ‘index exceeds 1’ error:

v_error = test.sltest_simout.get(‘logsout’).get(‘v_error’).Values.Data;
v_max_error = v_error(:,1);
v_max_error = v_error(:,2);

In Simulink Test, there are also two output results, but it seems that it calculates them channel by channel. So, how should I call the v_error test results? simulink test, simulink, bms MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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Hello,
I’m currently working with a GigE camera and I tried to update the MATLAB version to 2025B from 2024B.
However after installing the image acquisition toolbox and the GigE adaptor the device can not longer be detected.
I also tested a Point Grey usb camera and it worked fine with 2025B.

Please let me know if you need any other information.

Thanks!Hello,
I’m currently working with a GigE camera and I tried to update the MATLAB version to 2025B from 2024B.
However after installing the image acquisition toolbox and the GigE adaptor the device can not longer be detected.
I also tested a Point Grey usb camera and it worked fine with 2025B.

Please let me know if you need any other information.

Thanks! Hello,
I’m currently working with a GigE camera and I tried to update the MATLAB version to 2025B from 2024B.
However after installing the image acquisition toolbox and the GigE adaptor the device can not longer be detected.
I also tested a Point Grey usb camera and it worked fine with 2025B.

Please let me know if you need any other information.

Thanks! image acquisition, gige camera MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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Hello,
I want to save a figure as a pdf, and would like to get control on the margins around the figure in the pdf.
Here is an example :
load(‘test_0.mat’); % contains the variables AudioSnip, frameSize, Hop , fs
s_length = length(AudioSnip);
nframes = 1 + floor((s_length – frameSize)/double(Hop ));
UsableSigLength = frameSize + floor(Hop *floor((s_length – frameSize)/double(Hop )));
sampleTime = ( 1: UsableSigLength )/fs;

%$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
[B,f,T] = specgram(AudioSnip,frameSize*2,fs,hanning(frameSize), Hop); %(1: UsableSigLength)
B = 20*log10(abs(B));
%
TheFig = figure;
h = gcf ; %gcf returns the current figure handle
h.Units = ‘centimeters’;
h.PaperType= ‘A4’;
h.PaperUnits = ‘centimeters’;
h.PaperOrientation= ‘landscape’; % ‘portrait’;
h.PaperPositionMode= ‘auto’;
h.InvertHardcopy = ‘on’;
h.Renderer = ‘painter’;
margin = 4.; width = 29.7; height = 21.;
h.Position = [margin margin width-2*margin height-2*margin];
h.PaperSize = [29.7 21.0]; %[21.0000 29.7000];

subplot(2,1,1);
plot(sampleTime, AudioSnip(1: UsableSigLength));
xlabel(‘Time (s)’,’FontSize’, 10, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
ylabel(‘Amplitude’, ‘FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
set(get(gca, ‘xlabel’), ‘Position’, [ 21.,-0.21,-1]);
h1 = gcf;
h1.Units = ‘centimeters’;
atx1= gca; % axes ‘Position’, % xtart, ystart xend yend coord
atx1.Position = [0.1300 0.7099 0.6949 0.1635]; %
atx1.FontSize = 10 ; atx1.FontName = ‘Times’; atx1.FontWeight = ‘bold’;
atx1.Units=’normalized’;
Tt0=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[ 0.0009 1.4599 0 ],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,14 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘String’, ‘text1’);
Tt1=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[ 0.0009 1.260, 0 ],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,14 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘FontAngle’, ‘italic’,’String’, ‘text2’);
Tt2=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[0.0009 1.0509 0],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,12 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘String’, ‘text3’);

subplot(2,1,2);
h2 = gcf;
h2.Units = ‘centimeters’;
atx2= gca; % axes(‘Position’, % xtart, ystart xend yend coord
atx2.FontSize = 10; atx2.FontName= ‘Times’ ; atx2.FontWeight = ‘bold’;
atx2.Units=’normalized’;
atx2.Position = [0.1300 0.0720 0.7334 0.5965 ];
imagesc(T,f,B);axis xy;colorbar;
ylabel(‘Frequency (Hz)’,’FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
xlabel(”,’FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
colormap jet

exportgraphics(TheFig, ‘outputTest.pdf’);

When I run it,
A) I do not get a proper control on the margins around the figure: the parameter ‘margin’ (see code)does not seem to affect the result in the pdf obtained
What should be done ?
Miscellaneaous other problems:
B) I would like to align the time corresponding to the end of the data (first subplot), with the end of the spectrogram data (2nd subplot): how should this be done ? (I tried some adjustment via axis position, but the colorbar is also messing things up)
C) the font for the 2nd subplot is not the expected ‘Times’; (I tested that it is indeed possible to manually force ‘Times’ using the figure inspector, but not by the program line above (atx2.FontName = ‘Times’)
why ? how to enforce ‘Times’ by programing ?Hello,
I want to save a figure as a pdf, and would like to get control on the margins around the figure in the pdf.
Here is an example :
load(‘test_0.mat’); % contains the variables AudioSnip, frameSize, Hop , fs
s_length = length(AudioSnip);
nframes = 1 + floor((s_length – frameSize)/double(Hop ));
UsableSigLength = frameSize + floor(Hop *floor((s_length – frameSize)/double(Hop )));
sampleTime = ( 1: UsableSigLength )/fs;

%$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
[B,f,T] = specgram(AudioSnip,frameSize*2,fs,hanning(frameSize), Hop); %(1: UsableSigLength)
B = 20*log10(abs(B));
%
TheFig = figure;
h = gcf ; %gcf returns the current figure handle
h.Units = ‘centimeters’;
h.PaperType= ‘A4’;
h.PaperUnits = ‘centimeters’;
h.PaperOrientation= ‘landscape’; % ‘portrait’;
h.PaperPositionMode= ‘auto’;
h.InvertHardcopy = ‘on’;
h.Renderer = ‘painter’;
margin = 4.; width = 29.7; height = 21.;
h.Position = [margin margin width-2*margin height-2*margin];
h.PaperSize = [29.7 21.0]; %[21.0000 29.7000];

subplot(2,1,1);
plot(sampleTime, AudioSnip(1: UsableSigLength));
xlabel(‘Time (s)’,’FontSize’, 10, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
ylabel(‘Amplitude’, ‘FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
set(get(gca, ‘xlabel’), ‘Position’, [ 21.,-0.21,-1]);
h1 = gcf;
h1.Units = ‘centimeters’;
atx1= gca; % axes ‘Position’, % xtart, ystart xend yend coord
atx1.Position = [0.1300 0.7099 0.6949 0.1635]; %
atx1.FontSize = 10 ; atx1.FontName = ‘Times’; atx1.FontWeight = ‘bold’;
atx1.Units=’normalized’;
Tt0=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[ 0.0009 1.4599 0 ],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,14 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘String’, ‘text1’);
Tt1=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[ 0.0009 1.260, 0 ],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,14 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘FontAngle’, ‘italic’,’String’, ‘text2’);
Tt2=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[0.0009 1.0509 0],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,12 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘String’, ‘text3’);

subplot(2,1,2);
h2 = gcf;
h2.Units = ‘centimeters’;
atx2= gca; % axes(‘Position’, % xtart, ystart xend yend coord
atx2.FontSize = 10; atx2.FontName= ‘Times’ ; atx2.FontWeight = ‘bold’;
atx2.Units=’normalized’;
atx2.Position = [0.1300 0.0720 0.7334 0.5965 ];
imagesc(T,f,B);axis xy;colorbar;
ylabel(‘Frequency (Hz)’,’FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
xlabel(”,’FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
colormap jet

exportgraphics(TheFig, ‘outputTest.pdf’);

When I run it,
A) I do not get a proper control on the margins around the figure: the parameter ‘margin’ (see code)does not seem to affect the result in the pdf obtained
What should be done ?
Miscellaneaous other problems:
B) I would like to align the time corresponding to the end of the data (first subplot), with the end of the spectrogram data (2nd subplot): how should this be done ? (I tried some adjustment via axis position, but the colorbar is also messing things up)
C) the font for the 2nd subplot is not the expected ‘Times’; (I tested that it is indeed possible to manually force ‘Times’ using the figure inspector, but not by the program line above (atx2.FontName = ‘Times’)
why ? how to enforce ‘Times’ by programing ? Hello,
I want to save a figure as a pdf, and would like to get control on the margins around the figure in the pdf.
Here is an example :
load(‘test_0.mat’); % contains the variables AudioSnip, frameSize, Hop , fs
s_length = length(AudioSnip);
nframes = 1 + floor((s_length – frameSize)/double(Hop ));
UsableSigLength = frameSize + floor(Hop *floor((s_length – frameSize)/double(Hop )));
sampleTime = ( 1: UsableSigLength )/fs;

%$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
[B,f,T] = specgram(AudioSnip,frameSize*2,fs,hanning(frameSize), Hop); %(1: UsableSigLength)
B = 20*log10(abs(B));
%
TheFig = figure;
h = gcf ; %gcf returns the current figure handle
h.Units = ‘centimeters’;
h.PaperType= ‘A4’;
h.PaperUnits = ‘centimeters’;
h.PaperOrientation= ‘landscape’; % ‘portrait’;
h.PaperPositionMode= ‘auto’;
h.InvertHardcopy = ‘on’;
h.Renderer = ‘painter’;
margin = 4.; width = 29.7; height = 21.;
h.Position = [margin margin width-2*margin height-2*margin];
h.PaperSize = [29.7 21.0]; %[21.0000 29.7000];

subplot(2,1,1);
plot(sampleTime, AudioSnip(1: UsableSigLength));
xlabel(‘Time (s)’,’FontSize’, 10, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
ylabel(‘Amplitude’, ‘FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
set(get(gca, ‘xlabel’), ‘Position’, [ 21.,-0.21,-1]);
h1 = gcf;
h1.Units = ‘centimeters’;
atx1= gca; % axes ‘Position’, % xtart, ystart xend yend coord
atx1.Position = [0.1300 0.7099 0.6949 0.1635]; %
atx1.FontSize = 10 ; atx1.FontName = ‘Times’; atx1.FontWeight = ‘bold’;
atx1.Units=’normalized’;
Tt0=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[ 0.0009 1.4599 0 ],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,14 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘String’, ‘text1’);
Tt1=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[ 0.0009 1.260, 0 ],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,14 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘FontAngle’, ‘italic’,’String’, ‘text2’);
Tt2=text(‘Units’,’normalized’,’Position’,[0.0009 1.0509 0],…
‘VerticalAlignment’, ‘Bottom’, ‘FontName’, ‘Times’, ‘FontSize’,12 , ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’, ‘String’, ‘text3’);

subplot(2,1,2);
h2 = gcf;
h2.Units = ‘centimeters’;
atx2= gca; % axes(‘Position’, % xtart, ystart xend yend coord
atx2.FontSize = 10; atx2.FontName= ‘Times’ ; atx2.FontWeight = ‘bold’;
atx2.Units=’normalized’;
atx2.Position = [0.1300 0.0720 0.7334 0.5965 ];
imagesc(T,f,B);axis xy;colorbar;
ylabel(‘Frequency (Hz)’,’FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
xlabel(”,’FontSize’, 12, ‘FontName’ ,’Times’, ‘FontWeight’, ‘bold’);
colormap jet

exportgraphics(TheFig, ‘outputTest.pdf’);

When I run it,
A) I do not get a proper control on the margins around the figure: the parameter ‘margin’ (see code)does not seem to affect the result in the pdf obtained
What should be done ?
Miscellaneaous other problems:
B) I would like to align the time corresponding to the end of the data (first subplot), with the end of the spectrogram data (2nd subplot): how should this be done ? (I tried some adjustment via axis position, but the colorbar is also messing things up)
C) the font for the 2nd subplot is not the expected ‘Times’; (I tested that it is indeed possible to manually force ‘Times’ using the figure inspector, but not by the program line above (atx2.FontName = ‘Times’)
why ? how to enforce ‘Times’ by programing ? pdf, figure, margin MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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