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With SerialComInstruments you can create virtual instruments for bidirectional connection of microcontrollers Serial/USB interface to virtual Com-Port or LAN (UDP) of PC's. View all received data in realtime and send commands to the microcontroller as well. There are a lot of different instruments available and more will be provided in the future. SerialComInstruments works fine with microcontrollers like Atmel AVR, PIC, STM, Arduino. A complete project can be build within minutes. The data protocol is very simple to enable even hobbyiest to come to a working project with only a few lines of microcontroller code in a short time. The LAN (UDP) connectivity is new since version 0.5b.
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http://www.serialcominstruments.com/

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Available Virtual Instruments:

Analog Vertical Meter

Numeric Displays

7-Segment-Display

8-Led Display

Several Single Led Displays

Mini-Trend Display

Full-Trend Display

Buttons

Postion Switches

DIP-Switches

Round-Slider

Vertical-Slider

Aktiv-Label

Text-Box

X-Y-Display

FFT-Display

PID-Console

Input Box

Frames

Paint-Box

StopWatch / TimerLog

Instrument Configuration Menu:

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Denis wrote 11/06/2016 at 07:11

Hi, do you have a plan to add SCPI commands (possibly using open-source SCPI parser https://github.com/j123b567/scpi-parser)?

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Adam Fabio wrote 07/30/2014 at 04:51

This looks really promising! I'd love to see the english translation, and learn a bit more about the license / requirements for the software. Any chance of SerialComInstruments going open source?

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wifiwaves wrote 06/27/2014 at 20:12

Excellent! Displaying the data is the "other half" of the job.

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