My goal is to be able to look at a graph to find a point to inspect and check the log to see what happened. Both a log and a plot provide useful information, but they are different and the information that each provides is unique. Arduino IDE (Serial Plotter) - Thank You!īut my balancing robot program still needs more diagnostics.So it does still seem to work.įor 2, I am referring to the Serial Plotter available from the Tools menu of the Arduino IDE, which works with simple Serial.println() statementsįor 3, the exact same sort of ‘simple’ serial print data logging works with SerialPlot, once you choose the ‘ASCII’ (text) data format. It then scanned the serial ports, detected the device running graphing code, and started plotting the graph. I then ran up the processing ide (v3.5.3), opened the listener.pde, pressed the run button near the top left, and waited for it to start. P.AddTimeGraph( "Some title of a graph", 1500, "label for x", x ) I tried the quick_start.ino listed on the library page, and added the requisite #include that was missing.
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lib_deps = 850 worked fine for me, so you should have it installed anyway if you did platformio lib install 850.
Note: I’m using a Arduino Uno as that is what I had handy, but this should work just fine with a Mega also.įor 1, you need to have downloaded processing, the listener app, and the library. Processing and Listener (Arduino plotter library v2.3.3).Right, so you have three suggested options for real-time graphing:
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