Note that our timeshare systems only allow connections from on campus while it is possible to run this off-campus using UBVPN, but we don't recommend this because of slow performance when running graphical software over outside networks.įor graphical use from a Linux or Macintosh system, open a terminal window and log on to a ' ' timeshare system using SSH with the '-X' option, eg. This option will allow you to run MATLAB from personal systems in the same way as the PC section above, plus other University systems that are not located in the labs listed above. When you are done, type ' logout' to log out. When you have established a session, log in using your UBITname and password, and at the prompt type ' use matlab'. You should see a list of available sessions, from which you should select ' ENG Linux'.

Next, right-click on the ' X' icon and select ' Shared Sessions'. An ' X' icon should appear near the clock in the Task Bar's Notification Area, located on the lower right-hand corner of the screen. Open the Start Menu, go to 'All Programs', look for the ' X-Win32 2010' menu group, then click on ' X-Win32 2010'. To use MATLAB from other PC labs, you will need to start the 'X-Win32' software first. Open the Start Menu, go to 'All Programs', look for the ' MATLAB' menu group, then click on ' MATLAB'. If you are working in 1019 Furnas or 208 Ketter, MATLAB is installed on the computers. It is suggested you select ‘Yes’ to move back, and then add on the addition suggested toolboxes to maintain complete functionality.MATLAB is available in the following Microsoft Windows PC Labs: For example, if you select the Bioinformatics Toolbox but do not have the Statistics Toolbox installed, MATLAB will inform you that you need the Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox 11.1 for the Bioinformatics Toolbox to work correctly. The ‘Notes’ column will tell you which products and toolboxes you already have installed.Īfter ticking the toolboxes you wish to install and clicking Next, MATLAB will take note of any missing dependencies and suggest the additional required toolboxes. You can use the box at the top the left of the tick boxes to tick or untick all boxes. To install a new toolbox simply tick the toolboxes you would like to add. Once you run the installation file for the version of MATLAB you want to add a toolbox to, you will reach the Product Selection page. To install toolboxes, you can either use Get Add-ons via the MATLAB Ribbon, or follow the same steps as to install MATLAB (downloading the executable from the MathWorks website). To check which toolboxes you have installed, in the MATLAB command window type ‘ver’.

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