halvorsen82
Computer
- Feb 9, 2007
- 1
Hi
I'm using Simulink. If I have a signal (1D matrix, boolean values) go from block 1 to block 2 (block processing, named 'highlight') then there is no problem at all. But when I pass the same signal through an embedded function, where input av the function is the same as output (no change at all), and then further to block 2 (same input port as the previous one) I get the following error:
Element 1 of port 2 in 'motion_detection_blocks/See It/Highlight/Block iterator/Input2/Selector2' has a value of 1. This value is not within the range of permissible values (0 through 0) that allows selection of a valid input data element.
What does that mean? And why do I get this error when I don't do anything with the signal?
hope someone can help me.
sincerely,
Martin
I'm using Simulink. If I have a signal (1D matrix, boolean values) go from block 1 to block 2 (block processing, named 'highlight') then there is no problem at all. But when I pass the same signal through an embedded function, where input av the function is the same as output (no change at all), and then further to block 2 (same input port as the previous one) I get the following error:
Element 1 of port 2 in 'motion_detection_blocks/See It/Highlight/Block iterator/Input2/Selector2' has a value of 1. This value is not within the range of permissible values (0 through 0) that allows selection of a valid input data element.
What does that mean? And why do I get this error when I don't do anything with the signal?
hope someone can help me.
sincerely,
Martin
