- Verify that the data types of the signals in the source and destination blocks are compatible.
- Verify that the source and destination blocks are using bus signals consistently.
- Check the configuration settings in Simulink Scenario Reader. Make sure that the "Bus signal propagation" settings are configured correctly. You can access these settings in the "Scenario Reader" block dialog, under the "Propagation" tab. You may need to adjust the settings to match the requirements of your imported scenario.
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Using Simulink Scenario Reader to import the following code will appear
Cannot propagate non-bus signal from 'Output Port 2' of 'ACCTestBenchExample/Vehicle and Environment' to 'Input Port 2' of 'ACCTestBenchExample/ACC with Sensor Fusion' because the destination block requires a bus signal.
Is there any way to solve it or import self-made scenes
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Rijuta
on 19 Apr 2023
Hi Joe,
I understand that you are getting an error message while you are working on Simulink Scenario.
This indicates that Simulink Scenario Reader is encountering an issue with propagating signals between blocks in the imported scenario due to a mismatch between the data types or bus signals in the source and destination blocks.
To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:
I hope this solves your query.
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