Retrieving temperature logged through Native USB?

Hello, I'm starting to use the SamD11A processor. It has Native USB on it. I'm Making an temperature sensor logger using an EEprom to store the temperaures. My problem is I would like to use Webusb to see the logged in chrome browser. chrome Webusb only supports native USB but not this processor . Is there something else like webusb that I can use to do the same thing without having to install software to view the logs?

Joseph

If you already have the Arduino IDE installed, you could print the logged data to serial and view it in the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor without needing to install anything new.

I will have this at my friens place doesn't have ide software this will be at a friends of mine place 1600 miles away.

Joseph

Is there a web serial monitor out there?

Arduino Web Editor has one, but you must install the Arduino Create Agent to use it.

There was one on github that I saw in the past that I can not find that use to be able to do a serial monitor without having to have anything installed. I ca n not find it now.

Joseph

Not sure if I understand ypur device already correct.

You operate the Samd11-microcontroller on battery. It stores temperaturedata in his EEPROM and you want to readout the stored data later when the Samd11-Board is connected via USB?

Or is your microcontroller permamently connected to an USB-port?
If yes consuming electric energy is no problem. Then I would use a microcontroller that can act as a HID-device to type the data into whatever computersoftware

best regards Stefan

Hello, Yes I want to be able to read out the temperature log from An External eeprom or flash memory through the usb or Serial monitor of some kind. in the past 24 hours I did mange to find a online USB web Serial Terminal I was able to try it and I was able to connect and See a hello world text I load for test.

So I should be able to read out the logs from the eeprom or flash memory of the temperatures.

Joseph

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