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This is a draft still in process, software is farther along than this document.  My interest has drifted off for now, I will be back.  Email me if you are interested in some quick ( not quite instant ) gratification.
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=== Summary  ===
 
=== Summary  ===
  
 
*Name: Graphical Data Logger
 
*Name: Graphical Data Logger
*Status: still developing, not working yet
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*Status: working, but do to general lack of interest I am not updating this page, email me if you have a serious interest.
*Technology: Java -- should run on many platforms, Windows 98 through Vista  
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*Technology: Java -- should run on many platforms, Windows 98 through Vista, Mac, Linux.
 
*Author: russ_hensel ( where you can find an email address to reach me )
 
*Author: russ_hensel ( where you can find an email address to reach me )
 
*License: not fully determined, but open source and object code.
 
*License: not fully determined, but open source and object code.
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Purpose:
 
Purpose:
  
Record analog data from the BitWacker ( or similar device ) and both graph and log the data.
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Record analog data from a [[USB Bit Whacker]] ( or similar device ) and both graph and log the data.
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This is one of a series of articles on Microcontroller Serial Communications, rooted at this site here: [[Microcontroller Serial Communications Articles]]
  
 
=== Early Mock Up of Screen ===
 
=== Early Mock Up of Screen ===
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Some Use Details
 
Some Use Details
  
Fill in one of the blanks under Data ( the column by defaults contains SendMe ) and press the <Send> button.  The device response ( if any ) will appear in the corresponding Received Data field.  You can edit the data and send it again or just send it again.  The panel on the bottom shows the activity of the application >> precedes sent data, and << received data.  The rows are repeated so that you can easily switch between string sent. 
 
  
 
Here is some detail on all the Graphical User Elements.
 
Here is some detail on all the Graphical User Elements.
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=== Bugs and Enhancements ===
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See the list at [[RS232Probe Enhancements and Bugs]] a list for all the related applications.
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[[category:Microcontroller]][[category:PIC]]

Latest revision as of 12:30, 26 April 2010

This is a draft still in process, software is farther along than this document. My interest has drifted off for now, I will be back. Email me if you are interested in some quick ( not quite instant ) gratification.


Summary[edit]

  • Name: Graphical Data Logger
  • Status: working, but do to general lack of interest I am not updating this page, email me if you have a serious interest.
  • Technology: Java -- should run on many platforms, Windows 98 through Vista, Mac, Linux.
  • Author: russ_hensel ( where you can find an email address to reach me )
  • License: not fully determined, but open source and object code.

Purpose:

Record analog data from a USB Bit Whacker ( or similar device ) and both graph and log the data.

This is one of a series of articles on Microcontroller Serial Communications, rooted at this site here: Microcontroller Serial Communications Articles

Early Mock Up of Screen[edit]

Screen Shot

Download[edit]

Coming soon, but not yet; for early adopters email me russ_hensel

Use Details[edit]

Some Use Details


Here is some detail on all the Graphical User Elements.


GUI Element Use




Bugs and Enhancements[edit]

See the list at RS232Probe Enhancements and Bugs a list for all the related applications.