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Releases: UC-Davis-APRL/APRL_GUI

0.3 The Signal Update (beta)

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@NuclearFizzler NuclearFizzler released this 07 Feb 07:09

Change Notes:

  • Reduced the number of threads and SQL queries by 1 morbillion percent (faster performance)
  • Fixed undefined behavior when attempting to change Label values from a non-main thread (I love thread safety)
  • Added Dome pressure to stand in for the Engine transducer

0.2 Version 2

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@NuclearFizzler NuclearFizzler released this 19 Jan 07:31

Updates to align with Teensy code.

  • X-Axis on the plots now show a time instead of using Unix time seconds
  • Updated valve sequences are reflected in the valve indicators
  • Fixed issue with crashes toggling valves/sequences when not connected to database (you are locked out from those panels while a serial connection is not open)
  • Flush buffer on serial connection to avoid weird lags when the serial connection isn't closed properly

0.2

0.2

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@NuclearFizzler NuclearFizzler released this 17 Dec 21:18
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The Telemetry Update

This is the version that actually got used for waterflows.

  • Now including live data visualization with pglive!
  • Ability to log data from the ADC and save it to a database! (Make sure you include the file extension when naming files!)

We're most likely moving to COSMOS after this version, but it'll work for now.

0.1

0.1

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@NuclearFizzler NuclearFizzler released this 11 Nov 22:17

This is the first version of APRL-GUI ready for use with hardware.

Compatible with commit 074b21c of relayControls, but should work with any commit before we transition to the Standard Engine Codes.

To use, download the appropriate version to your computer, unzip it, and open the APRL_GUIv0_1 Windows executable or Linux binary.
Ensure the microcontroller board is plugged in before you open the program.

NOTE: DO NOT HAVE BLUETOOTH ON WHILE YOU USE THIS THING (i love COM ports)