In this video, I will show you how to setup your Raspberry Pi™ to use with MATLAB Online™, so you can remotely connect to your device from anywhere. You will need a Raspberry Pi with Raspbian configured with Internet. It's recommended to change your default username and password for security before you connect to the Internet.

Open the terminal on the Raspberry Pi if you have a monitor and keyboard directly connected, or remotely access the Raspberry Pi via SSH.

Now, enter this command to update your Raspberry Pi repo:

$ sudo apt-get update

Enter this command to install the MATLAB Raspberry Pi package:

$ sudo apt-get install matlab-rpi

For the installation to complete, type “y” and then “enter”.

Run this command to configure MATLAB Online connections:

$ sudo matlab-rpi-setup

You can enter a display name for your device in MATLAB Online. Enable peripherals you want by typing “y” and then “enter”. Enter your bat365 account username and password. If you ever want to change these settings, just use the setup command again.

Reboot your Raspberry Pi, so the configuration can take effect. Now, you can connect to your Raspberry Pi to MATLAB Online from anywhere as long as it has an Internet connection.

In MATLAB Online, enter the same bat365 credentials to sign in.

In the command window, type the command: raspilist. This will show you the online Raspberry Pis that you configured in the setup with your bat365 account.

The function raspi() creates a connection to the Pi. You can also specify which one to connect to if there are multiple Pi’s available.

Once we connect, we can see the properties and the available peripherals we can use.

If you enter the command showLEDs(), you can see a diagram of the Raspberry Pi with the available LED. There is a similar command called showPins(), where you can see all of the available pins in the diagram.

For more help, please refer to the documentation "Connect to Raspberry Pi in MATLAB Online".