Merge Block Initial Output Warning

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Claudia Jazowski
Claudia Jazowski on 21 Apr 2022
Answered: Brahmadev on 22 Sep 2023
Getting the error:
The 'Initial output' parameter of Merge block 'XXX' can no longer be specified by signal object in the simplified initialization mode. You can still use signal objects to initialize the input or the output signals for Merge blocks, but the initialization results may be overwritten by those of the Merge blocks.
Any tips on how to get rid of this?
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John Hosford
John Hosford on 2 May 2022
I'm seeing it too. I came here for a solution, but I'll just leave this here to let you know you're not the only one seeing it

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Brahmadev
Brahmadev on 22 Sep 2023
Hi Claudia,
I understand that you are trying to use the merge block and facing the aforementioned warning. This warning is caused due to the "InitialValue" parameter of the 'Simulink.Signal" object connected to the input port of the "Merge" block. You can manually set the "InitialValue" parameter to an Empty String to resolve the warning. Kindly refer to the following code as an example
InputName.InitialValue = 0; % Replace "InputName" with the name of your Simulink.Signal object
If you face any issue in this, follow the workflow below to connect a "Simulink.Signal" manually to the Input Signal of your "Merge" block.
>> y = Simulink.Signal
>> y.CoderInfo.StorageClass = "ExportedGlobal";
>> y.CoderInfo.Identifier = "y"
>> y.InitialValue = ""
Then, right click on the input signal to the Merge block and navigate to
Properties >> Signal name = y, then the Signal name must resolve to signal object.
Hope this helps in resolving your issue!
Best Regards,
Brahmadev

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