MATLAB: Am I unable to install the MATLAB Mobile Connector to MATLAB v.v (R2009a) and earlier

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I am unable to install the MATLAB Mobile Connector and have it run in MATLAB v.v (R2012a) and earlier. I would like to know how to set up the connector for earlier releases of MATLAB.

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The MATLAB Mobile Connector is only supported for MATLAB v.v (R2012a) and later. Installing the connector for earlier releases is not supported. For more information about the system requirements for MATLAB Mobile, see the Web site here:

https://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab-mobile.html/system-requirements.html

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