Serial Plotter Arduino Ide Alternative
Alternatives to the Arduino IDE's built-in Serial Monitor. Tools for Windows, OS X, and Linux which are compatible with all serial-based Arduino boards. This post looks at the Arduino Serial Plotter, included with the release of version 1.6.6 of the IDE.
RECOMMENDED: The vertical Y axis adjusts as the value of your serial data increases or decreases. The X axis has 500 points and each tick of the axis is equal to an executed Serial.println command. This means that the plot is updated every time you use the Serial. Println command with a new value.
Download the Arduino IDE version 1.6.6 or above In order to use the Serial Plotter tool you need to download the latest version of the IDE, at the time I’m writing this blog post is version 1.6.6. Arduino with DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor To test the Serial Plotter tool I’m going to build a simple circuit that measures the temperature with the. You need the following components to make this circuit. Here’s how to connect the DHT11 to an Arduino: Pins:.
VCC (3V to 5V). Data OUT.
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Don’t connect. GND Source code Here’s the code you need for this project:. Download the.
Unzip the DHT library. Rename the extracted folder and remove the “-“. Otherwise your Arduino IDE won’t recognize your library. Install the DHT11 in your Arduino IDE. Restart your Arduino IDE. Go to Files / Examples / DHTSENSORLIB / DHT Tester. Upload the code How to Open the Serial Plotter Go to your Arduino IDE, select “Tools” and from the drop-down menu open “Serial Plotter” (see Figure below).
Demonstration In this project the Arduino is measuring the temperature in degree Celsius (°C) and printing those readings into the Arduino Serial Plotter as shown below. This tool is very limited right now and there isn’t much you can do with it at the moment, but I hope we can see new improvements and a wider range of features very soon! I hope you found this tutorial useful. Share this post with a friend that also likes electronics! You can contact me by leaving a comment.
If you like this post probably you might like my next ones, so please support me by and my Facebook Page. Thanks for reading, -Rui Santos.
RECOMMENDED: The vertical Y axis adjusts as the value of your serial data increases or decreases. The X axis has 500 points and each tick of the axis is equal to an executed Serial.println command. This means that the plot is updated every time you use the Serial.
Println command with a new value. Download the Arduino IDE version 1.6.6 or above In order to use the Serial Plotter tool you need to download the latest version of the IDE, at the time I’m writing this blog post is version 1.6.6. Arduino with DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor To test the Serial Plotter tool I’m going to build a simple circuit that measures the temperature with the. You need the following components to make this circuit. Here’s how to connect the DHT11 to an Arduino: Pins:. VCC (3V to 5V).
Data OUT. Don’t connect. GND Source code Here’s the code you need for this project:. Download the. Unzip the DHT library. Rename the extracted folder and remove the “-“. Otherwise your Arduino IDE won’t recognize your library.
Install the DHT11 in your Arduino IDE. Restart your Arduino IDE. Go to Files / Examples / DHTSENSORLIB / DHT Tester. Upload the code How to Open the Serial Plotter Go to your Arduino IDE, select “Tools” and from the drop-down menu open “Serial Plotter” (see Figure below). Demonstration In this project the Arduino is measuring the temperature in degree Celsius (°C) and printing those readings into the Arduino Serial Plotter as shown below. This tool is very limited right now and there isn’t much you can do with it at the moment, but I hope we can see new improvements and a wider range of features very soon!
How To Use Serial Plotter Arduino
I hope you found this tutorial useful. Share this post with a friend that also likes electronics! You can contact me by leaving a comment.
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If you like this post probably you might like my next ones, so please support me by and my Facebook Page. Thanks for reading, -Rui Santos.