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    Hi,

    A nice ( free ! ) project to plot DATA transmitted by your RS232 port ...

    http://code.google.com/p/serialchart/

    Alain
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    Hi Alain,
    That looks like a nifty tool. I must be stupid though because I can't seem to find how to actually download the application. I find the source files but they aren't in PBP so I have no use for them ;-)

    Can you point me in the right direction?

    /Henrik.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HenrikOlsson View Post
    Can you point me in the right direction?

    /Henrik.
    Hi, Henrik

    looks once you've created and saved your config file ( one shown as an exemple ) within serialchart ...

    Code:
    [_setup_]
    port=COM2 
    baudrate=57600
     
    width=1000
    height=201
    background_color = white
     
    grid_h_origin = 100
    grid_h_step = 10
    grid_h_color = #EEE
    grid_h_origin_color = #CCC
     
    grid_v_origin = 0
    grid_v_step = 10
    grid_v_color = #EEE
    grid_v_origin_color = transparent
     
    [_default_]
    min=-1
    max=1
     
    [interval]
    color=transparent
    min=0
    max=100000
     
    [RwAcc]
    color=blue
     
    [RwEst]
    color=red
     
    [RwGyro]
    color=transparent
     
    [GyroRate]
    color=transparent
    min=-10
    max=10
     
     
    [an3]
    color=transparent
    min=0
    max=1023
    This is an exemple to paste into the config window ... and save !!!

    you just launch it ... ( The green arrow ...)

    The Pic program only sends data through the serial port, so ... I think you do not need a tutorial for some " debug " or " serout " PBP command.

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    Alain
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    It took me about half an hour to find it. I still don't see a place to download it from google, where one would think the software would be..... But it looks to be a good find. Thanks Alain!

    Here it is to save someone else the trouble. Unfortunately too big to post the zip on our forum.
    http://www.starlino.com/data/imu_kal...alChart_01.zip

    and configuration file info:
    http://code.google.com/p/serialchart...tionFileSyntax
    http://www.scalerobotics.com

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    Alain,
    Thanks, I get that, no problem but before I can enter the cofiguration information and hit the green arrow I need to actually download and install the application - and that is what I'm having problem with. I couldn't find where to actually download the thing.

    scalerobotics,
    Thank you, I'll grab it from there!

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