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3M Temperature Logger
The 3M Temperature Logger is a small electronic device designed to monitor the environmental conditions of temperature-sensitive goods in transit or in storage.User-friendly and cost effective, the 3M™ Temperature Logger TL30 conforms to CFR data security standards and can be used for a variety of pharmaceutical, food, industrial, and other applications.
- Publisher: 3M Company
- Last updated: December 23rd, 2008
Temperature Logger
Temperature Logger is a software tool which allows you to install the Temperature Logging System.This program has the following functions:- Graphical display of the measured temperatures of each sensor- Maintenance of the settings per sensor- Export of data in many formats
- Publisher: Arexx Engineering
Humidity+Temperature+Pressure Datalogger
Humidity/Temperature/Pressure Datalogger is a program for collecting data from the DATA LOGGER when it is connected to a PC or notebook computer. The data may be displayed graphically within the software or exported and displayed in spreadsheet programs. The maximum number of data points is 10.000.
- Publisher: Extech.com
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Optris Connect
Parameterization of the portable thermometers and allows the documentation of the temperature measurement values. The following applications are available:- Connection of all portable thermometers via USB2.0.- Temperature display and recording.- Download of logger data from the portable thermometer.- Temperature data analysis and documentation.- Adjustments to device setting.
- Publisher: Optris GmbH
- Home page:www.optris.com
- Last updated: October 11th, 2011
Global DO Monitor
The Global DO Monitor software is an enhanced version of the Global Logger II data logger interface; and used to convert dissolved oxygen partial pressure and temperature, along with conductivity and atmospheric pressure, into DO concentration and saturation. You can use this app with the WQ-FDO Optical Dissolved Oxygen sensor and GL500-7-2 dataloggers.
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3M Temperature Logger
The 3M Temperature Logger is a small electronic device designed to monitor the environmental conditions of temperature-sensitive goods in transit or in storage.User-friendly and cost effective, the 3M™ Temperature Logger TL30 conforms to CFR data security standards and can be used for a variety of pharmaceutical, food, industrial, and other applications.
- Publisher: 3M Company
- Last updated: December 23rd, 2008
Temperature Logger
Temperature Logger is a software tool which allows you to install the Temperature Logging System.This program has the following functions:- Graphical display of the measured temperatures of each sensor- Maintenance of the settings per sensor- Export of data in many formats
- Publisher: Arexx Engineering
Humidity+Temperature+Pressure Datalogger
Humidity/Temperature/Pressure Datalogger is a program for collecting data from the DATA LOGGER when it is connected to a PC or notebook computer. The data may be displayed graphically within the software or exported and displayed in spreadsheet programs. The maximum number of data points is 10.000.
- Publisher: Extech.com
- Home page:www.extech.com
- Last updated: November 19th, 2015
Optris Connect
Parameterization of the portable thermometers and allows the documentation of the temperature measurement values. The following applications are available:- Connection of all portable thermometers via USB2.0.- Temperature display and recording.- Download of logger data from the portable thermometer.- Temperature data analysis and documentation.- Adjustments to device setting.
- Publisher: Optris GmbH
- Home page:www.optris.com
- Last updated: October 11th, 2011
Global DO Monitor
The Global DO Monitor software is an enhanced version of the Global Logger II data logger interface; and used to convert dissolved oxygen partial pressure and temperature, along with conductivity and atmospheric pressure, into DO concentration and saturation. You can use this app with the WQ-FDO Optical Dissolved Oxygen sensor and GL500-7-2 dataloggers.
- Publisher: Global Water
- Home page:www.globalw.com
- Last updated: August 1st, 2014
Apresys TempTrak
Apresys TempTrak is a free-to-use application for Windows OS that allows you to synchronize your USB Temperature Humidity Data Logger with your system.Main features:- Calibration time.- Monitor temperature.- Printer functions.- User friendly interface.
- Publisher: Apresys
- Home page:www.apresys.com
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MMD Logger
GDI tool (see above),Message filtering,New configuration options, message levels,message numbering,time & date stamps, message location (source file name & line number are logged), multithreaded application support (thread id is logged), memory logging,COFF and OMF library formats support,Borland C++, Borland Builder, Visual C++ Examples
- Publisher: MMD Software
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R Color Code
Decrypt the color code of fixed resistors. The marking starts with the band nearest to one end of the resistor. A wider band is always the last one. Encoded are the resistance in Ohm, indicated by 2 or 3 bands and the multiplier, the tolerance in % and in certain cases the temperature coefficient. The temperature coefficient is the last wider band in the 6 band code. It's given in ppm/K.
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Time Logger
Digi motherboards driver download. Time Logger is a program designed to log employees time in and time out on different jobs/tasks. After providing the ID code the program gives an employee choice of tasks he is assigned to. Every time coming to work or changing the task, every employee logins to this program providing his/her personal ID code.
- Publisher: Leonti Bielski
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USB-500
The USB-500 Data Logger Application comes with the device. You can set the logging rate and start-time, log data, plug the device into your computer's USB port, and download stored data. The data can also be saved to a comma-separated value (.csv) text file.You can then graph or print the logged data, or export the data to other applications for use in spreadsheets and reports.
- Publisher: Measurement Computing
- Home page:www.mccdaq.com
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ebro FTDI interface driver
ebro FTDI interface driver is a driver designed for Multi-Channel Temperature Data Logger. Depending on the connected device the installation will start automatically or has to be started explicitly by the user. The latter applies for the devices EBI AE-S, EBI AE-2000, EBI AE-BUS-35 as well as the interface cables for EBI-6 and EBI-30 logger.
- Publisher: ebro Electronic GmbH & Co. KG
- Home page:www.Ebro.de
- Last updated: April 11th, 2012
Sentry Data Logger
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The Sentry is ideal for brushed and gas-powered motors. It includes sensors that record the temperature in three places, throttle/steering, voltage and RPM in an R/C car. Plus, the unit includes four Digital Sensors and Expander Board. The Sentry stores the collected data to be later reviewed on your personal computer.
- Publisher: Novak Electronics
- Last updated: January 31st, 2011
Hydrotherm Interactive
A Computer Code for Simulation of Two-Phase Ground-Water Flow and Heat Transport in the Temperature Range of 0 to 1200 Degrees Celsius The term includes both the circulation of the well known, high temperature vent waters near the ridge crests, and the much lower temperature, diffuse flow of water through sediments and buried basalts further from the ridge crests.
- Publisher: U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
- Home page:wwwbrr.cr.usgs.gov
- Last updated: October 31st, 2011
TouchMaker LON
Software for MS Windows – Creation and design of screen layouts and project application with definition of buttons, import von bitmaps, LON network variables (SNVt) in every screen-layout. Direct Upload of created screeh layouts to the panel via Ethernet FTP or LON.
- Publisher: passtec
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It is a Quality Control instrument, which was developed for accurate measurement of pasteurisation of packaged products in tunnel pasteurisers. This temperature logger is a robust handheld instrument which will withstand the harsh conditions subject to the product in the tunnel pasteuriser.
- Publisher: Interpast
- Home page:www.interpast.com
RS232 Data Logger
RS232 Data Logger is an application used to register all the traffic incoming through a serial port (i.e. bar-code devices, mouses, serial printers, etc). It allows you to monitor multiple serial ports at the same time, the data is stored in an easy-to-read text file, for its later analysis.
- Publisher: Eltima Software
- Home page:www.eltima.com
- Last updated: March 6th, 2008
Code::Blocks
Code::Blocks is a free C, C++, and Fortran IDE that is fully configurable. Built around a plugin framework, Code::Blocks can be extended with plugins. Any kind of functionality can be added by installing/coding a plugin. Its compiling and debugging functionality is already implemented by plugins.
- Publisher: The Code::Blocks Team
- Home page:www.codeblocks.org
- Last updated: June 25th, 2020
Microsoft Visual Studio Code
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Visual Studio Code is a free source code editor for Windows. It comes with built-in support for JavaScript, TypeScript and Node.js and has a rich ecosystem of extensions for other languages (such as C++, C#, Python, PHP, Go) and runtimes (such as .NET and Unity). You get syntax highlighting and autocomplete with IntelliSense feature.
- Publisher: Microsoft Corporation
- Home page:code.visualstudio.com
- Last updated: November 18th, 2020
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We finally found a good and cheap option to add custom buttons to AR Sandbox installations: Reyann Zero Delay Arcade USB Encoder. It comes as a modular package with a small circuit board, a USB cable, and thirteen button cables compatible with standard 4.8mm terminal microswitches. Assembling it and connecting buttons does not require soldering. Amazon also offers sets of six high-endurance arcade-style buttons in a variety of colors that match this encoder.
Most USB buttons emulate keys, and have a bug in key repeat handling that can cause input buffer overflows and AR Sandbox hangs. This encoder directly advertises up to twelve generic HID buttons, which is more stable and also does not cause interference with desktop applications.
To assemble the encoder, simply plug the provided USB cable into the matching four-prong plug on the circuit board, and your desired number of button cables into the two-prong button plugs along the opposite long edge of the board. Connect the other ends of the button cables firmly to the terminals on your microswitches; polarity does not matter.
Do not use the four two-prong plugs on the short edge; those have special functions and are not sent over the HID protocol. The button plugs along the long row are named 'Button0' to 'Button11', in increasing order away from the two power and mode indicator LEDs. You can use any subset of button plugs, they don't need to be connected consecutively.
After assembling the controller, visually double-checking for short circuits, and plugging the USB cable into your computer, run
lsusb
from a terminal to check that the encoder is detected. It will be listed as:Bus XXX Device YYY: ID 0079:0006 DragonRise Inc. PC TWIN SHOCK Gamepad
where the bus and device numbers depend on your local setup.Making the encoder usable from the AR Sandbox requires a few simple steps. First, create a device rule to allow non-administrative users to access the button device. From a terminal, run
sudo pluma /etc/udev/rules.d/69-USB-encoder.rules
(pluma is MATE's text editor; adapt as appropriate). Into the empty file, insert exactly the following line:SUBSYSTEMS'usb', ATTRS{idVendor}'0079', ATTRS{idProduct}'0006', TAG+='uaccess'
then save the file and exit the text editor. Unplug and re-plug the encoder's USB cable to activate the new rule.Next, create or open the AR Sandbox's patch configuration file (please see this thread for more information and instructions). Insert the following lines into the 'Desktop' section:
Save the new or edited file, and run the AR Sandbox as usual. If you now press and hold any of the connected buttons, the usual Vrui tool selection menu pops up. Move the mouse to select a tool, and release the pressed button. Then assign additional buttons as usual.
To make the new tool assignments permanent, save the input graph via the main menu's 'Vrui System'->'Devices'->'Save Input Graph' entry, and optionally add the new bindings to the AR Sandbox's patch configuration file as explained in the forum post linked above. The device name to use for tool bindings is 'USBEncoder', and the button names are 'Button0' to 'Button11'.
One side effect of using a generic HID button interface is that it is no longer possible to bind desktop shortcuts to the buttons to execute external scripts, such as switching between water and lava rendering modes or changing color maps. To fix this, and to centralize and simplify script management, I added a 'Script Executor' tool class to Vrui that can execute scripts from within a Vrui application, bypassing the desktop environment's mechanism.
The new tool class has not yet landed in Vrui-4.2-006, but can easily be added to an existing installation. Download the tool class's source code, ScriptExecutorTool.h and ScriptExecutorTool.cpp and save them into the Vrui/Tools subdirectory of the Vrui source code directory. Then run from a terminal:
to build the tool class and install it.
The new tool class needs to be activated before it can be bound to a button dynamically. Open the AR Sandbox's patch configuration file again, and insert the following line into the 'Tools' section:
After saving the file and running the AR Sandbox as normal, press some button and select a 'Script Executor' tool from the 'Utility' submenu of the tool selection menu. A file selection box will pop up where you can select the script you want to execute. It might be easier to bypass this dynamic set-up step and add tool binding sections for script tools directly to the AR Sandbox's patch configuration file. Use the tool class name 'ScriptExecutorTool' and specify the name of the script to be executed by inserting the following tag into the tool binding section:
executablePathName /path/to/and/name/of/your/scriptIt is also possible to pass command line arguments to scripts, but this can only be done by editing a configuration file or an input graph file. In the appropriate tool binding section, insert a tag
arguments ('argument 1', 'argument 2', .., 'argument n')
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Hi…i am a new user here. I am having trouble with the USB button. We ordered one of the buttons from the user who posted their Etsy store. We've plugged it in and can see it light up, but we can't seem to get Linux to detect any input from the button. The forum for the button says there should be no drivers needed and when we plug and unplug the button we can see the name of the device appear and disappear when utilizing the 'lsusb' command. Any help that can be provided would be much appreciated.
So if a push button press generates '1 is pressed down', then it would be the same as you pressing and holding '1' on your keyboard, correct? Arduino should be able to do that. The catch is you need to do some programming and soldering. Nice thing about using arduino is, you can, say, program an override switch that disables calibration related buttons. Hide the switch under the sand box and keep it on. Only turn it off when you calibrate so kids won't mess with these buttons.
Can anybody recommend a remote control that can control the different functions of the sandbox such as lava, water, flood, drought for use in presentations.
Hi All,
I'd like to use the joystick connected to my USB Encoder (the one listed above, Reyann Zero Delay Arcade USB Encoder) to control the local water tool. That is, the user should be able to move a 'pointer' around the landscape using the joystick, then press a button to cause rain to fall at the present location.
Is there a simple way to tell Vrui to do this? I tried binding this tool to the USB encoder, but when I move the joystick, Vrui asks to bind it and I'm not sure what the correct choice is. Flir usb driver download. Preferably, I want the binding to be done in the patch config file.
I'm guessing this could be done by adding to the local water tool class, overriding the mouse position typically used in that tool. I could read from the two axes (valuators?) from the joystick, use that to control a new pointer position that I use as the rain position (location where the rain cylinder is rendered). However, I wanted to check if there was a simpler way before jumping in to modifying the code.
Thanks in advance!
For the RiverWey Trust version of the SARndbox, I've now set up three USB buttons – Flood, Drain, and Cycle – where the first is the global water tool, Drain is. drain, and the third assigns a script (as in Oliver Kreylos' post above) which cycles round the Water, Lava, Snow options
As a green bash script coder this works but is probably a bit clunky!
The switch scripts are versions of those appearing in the ‘snow shader' topic in this forum .
using suitably updated versions of SurfaceAddWaterColor.fs
For the USB buttons, the Reyann branded button options in UK came out at some hugely inflated price on Amazon UK (equivalent $60+)… so xSource (https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Joysticks/XCSOURCE-Delay-Arcade-Encoder-Joystick-Fighting-AC488/B01LAUYCXE/ref=pd_sim_107_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=DFKRG5PA12K6NTNXYZK9) at £16.99 ($22) for the same solution is much better … and there is an option for the board without buttons should you wish.
@ ajy00
Your solution to cycle through fluid options with a single button is a great hardware solution!
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I decided to build my own box with buttons and arduino. I'm hiding a button under the box for shutdown. Hopefully there will be enough space in the box to have a cycle button. Great idea! Will post my story once I get mine working.
@jKrienert … can't see your last q here, but the first time the script ran the program crashed, but since then it runs with no problems. you're script & config looks identical to the one i use as above…
I load the whole config and assignment from a saved input graph. hope you resolve the problem! 😁Were any major changes necessary to fix the crash issue?
Here is my rain and dry button box I built with Arduino:
The buttons are flashing periodically to invite people to press them. These buttons are essentially keys ‘1' and ‘2' so I can use them in calibration programs as well. Later I will add two more buttons on the underside to start the program and shut down the machine.
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Wow that's so cool man. I will definitely try it myself!
OK, here is my detailed post regarding the USB button box I constructed. Hope it helps:
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