how to establish a connection between a server and two clients in matlab via tcp / ip by using an interface for the server and each client at its own interface

Communication protocols between Clients (SS nodes) and Server (FC) would be established according to

operation mode: automatic or manual. Automatic mode allows continuous CSS operations, while manual

mode performs only one detection. Commands “sense” and “stop” are defined to control operations of

each SS node. These commands are sent from FC to each SS node to start and stop local SS operations.

Communication procedure is stated as follows: first, connection between Clients and Server are established by properly configuring IP address and port number. Then, each SS node starts detection process

only when FC broadcasts the “sense” command. Local detection results are sent back automatically to

FC. Finally, SS nodes sleep until new “sense” a command is established in case of manual mode. On

the other hand, if automatic mode is selected, SS nodes perform continuous CSS operations until “stop”

command is transmitted by the FC.

Answer 1

[Brett]

I haven't used it before but there is an example here. https://au.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/63328-matlab-server-example-communicate-with-two-clients?#functions_tab

Another answer is here. https://au.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/415415-how-to-use-tcp-ip-for-the-communication-between-more-than-two-instances-of-matlab-on-a-same-computer