Hello,
We have developed an open-source software to monitor data from the serial port. It's multiplatform (win-linux-mac) and has been tested with Arduino Uno, there are three examples in the repository.
The gui: https://github.com/papyMonitor/papyMonitor-gui
The Arduino files: https://github.com/papyMonitor/papyMonitor-arduino
See also the docs
Check it out!
papydoctor -
I came across your post "Serial data monitoring" which seems to come close to a question I have.
I want to write data from a running Arduino (Uno) sketch to a file on the host computer (Windows 10). Seems like this must be a common problem and there would be some code to do it in a library that I could include in my sketch? I don't care much if I need to create the file on the host computer in advance, or how the data will be formatted, or whatever, I just want to get it to a file on the computer so I can do something with it independently of the Arduino. The data, in this case, is 1200 bytes from an analog input pin that my Arduino sketch has stored in an array on the Arduino. Of course, I can write it to my monitor using Serial.print( ) or Serial.println( ), but that only shows it on the screen. I need to write it into a file. Is this a simple matter ? Sorry, I am a newbie with Arduino. Thanks.
Use a decent terminal program that allows you save data to file. In the windows world you will be looking at things like PuTTY, Tera Term, Realterm and the likes. Under Linux minicom will probably do the trick (not sure, no access to a Linux machine) and I have no idea about Macs.
papydoctor -> can you give a some simple project for same serial monitor for C++ for embarcadero rads studio 11 ??? i have a problem with receive from serial port in my program
SHIT_EMBARCADERO|547x500
when using other terminals and arduino ide terminal no problem
Cool_TERM_WORK_FINE|632x500
want to make my program to receive like a pictures and also good like a arduino terminal window
looks interesting where do i download a windows executable from please?
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