9. Subscriber Block

The Subscriber block represents a DDS subscriber entity.

In DDS, a subscriber is “an object responsible for receiving published data and making it available to the receiving application. It may receive and dispatch data of different specified types.”

This block is optional on a DDS Simulink model diagram. If it is not present on a model diagram, each reader will create its own default subscriber.

DDS Subscriber Block

Port Type

Optional

Name

Description

Output consumed by

Input

yes

pp

DDS Domain Participant entity instance

Output

no

psub

DDS Subscriber entity instance

Reader

9.1. Subscriber Block Parameters

Subscriber Block Parameters

9.1.1. Ports Tab

The Ports tab allows the user to toggle on or off optional ports.

9.1.2. QoS Tab

The QoS tab is used to set the QoS profile. By default, the OSPL default profile is used.

In DDS - The Data-Distribution Service (DDS) relies on the usage of QoS. A QoS (Quality of Service) is a set of characteristics that controls some aspect of the behavior of the DDS Service.

Each DDS block has an associated QoS profile. By default, the OSPL default profile is used. An XML file that specifies QoS profiles can be used to set the QoS of a DDS block.

Override Partition

The QoS tab is also used to override the partition name of the Subscriber QoS. By default, the Override Partition field is not selected and the partition name given in the QoS provider file is used.

Subscriber Block Parameters : Override Partition QoS

Checking the Override Partition field specifies that it will override the partition name of the Subscriber QoS.

The Partition Name(s) field is for providing comma separated strings for partition names. Leaving it empty means the partition name will be set to the default value.