Turn Serial Monitor Data into Graph?

Hey,

I was wondering if I could take data like this (from the serial monitor) and program the data into some kind of graph?

Look at the Arduino/Processing examples

AWOL:
Look at the Arduino/Processing examples

Okay, thank you!

Shame your not using Windows else this would probably be ideal.

If you don't need real-time, it's fairly simple to get a terminal emulator to capture the output, and using a simple CSV format, import into a spreadsheet.

Riva:
Shame your not using Windows else this would probably be ideal.

Windows sucks :stuck_out_tongue:

AWOL:
If you don't need real-time, it's fairly simple to get a terminal emulator to capture the output, and using a simple CSV format, import into a spreadsheet.

Yeah, I wasn't looking for anything in real time. That should work just fine!

This, for starters?
Remember seeing another more advanced for several values with different colors...cant remember where though.

iyahdub:
more advanced for several values with different colors..

The simplest way of doing that would have to be by sending it direct to Excel. You can do this with PLX-DAQ, which is a macro that effectively makes Excel into a live terminal.

Live update, several values, several colours

and it's free!

All the graph setup is done in Excel and is thus as comprehensive as any other Excel graph. (What more could you ask for?)

http://www.parallax.com/tabid/393/default.aspx