Setting up a dedicated machine, a dedicated network, and spamming messages for 5-10 minutes could probably make the network latency reliable enough. It's not usable for auto-configuration on boot, but if you only ever need that information after a physical hardware change, that may be good enough. Y...

We currently don't officially support controlling the actuators directly from Simulink, but we know that some of our customers got it to work using workarounds. In general, Simulink has three different operating modes: Desktop Simulation Deployment to Linux/Windows/macOS Deployment to dedicated hard...

I was busy making plots, so Dave beat me to it :evil: 1) Using Network Latency I just did a quick test regarding the network latency on a setup with 36 daisy-chained modules. As Dave mentioned, the latency added by each switch is very small compared to the noise/jitter, so it's tough to get it to wo...