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GeigerLog
Python program for Geiger counters and Environmental Sensors
GeigerLog is a combination of data logger, presenter, and analyzer, and is now released in version 2.1! Based on Python (Version 3), it runs on Linux, Windows, Macs, Raspberry Pi, and other. GeigerLog is WiFi-enabled for servers and clients; it can be monitored by SmartPhone. Initially developed for Geiger counters, it is now a more universal tool, which equally well handles data like temperature, air-pressure, humidity, CO2. -
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Display, log and upload data to the internet from your Oregon Scientific or AcuRite 02032C weather station. The Arduino WxShield also supported. See project web site for FAQs. Use Open Discussion for support requests.
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jfDataLogger
PLC Data Logger
jfDataLogger ============ jfDataLogger can log data from PLC controllers. Supports Hardware: - Siemens S7-300/400 PLCs - AllenBradley (CompactLogic Controllers only) - ModBus IP protocol - National Instruments DAQmx System Features: - Trigger bit at start - Save/Load data set - Save Image - log to CSV Website: http://jfdatalogger.sourceforge.net -
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CAN Bus Logger
Logging CAN bus traffic on SD card
Usually professional tools like Vector, Softing, ETAS or DSPACE are used to log the CAN bus traffic in a vehicle or industrial setup. In some usecases, the data have to be converted to some other analysis tools like MatLab, Excel, SCILab or some free MatLab clones. With this cheap Arduino-based setup, it is possible to define messages and signals to be logged on the SD card. The measurement can be started and stopped by Bluetooth connection via handy. -
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Perl OBD-II Logger
A Perl program for logging OBD-II PID data
The goal of the Perl OBD-II Logger project is to create a flexible and efficient application that can capture and log OBD-II Mode 0x01 PID data from an automotive scantool. It is designed with accurate and efficient PID data logging in mind, and provides NO support for reading or resetting diagnostic trouble codes. By default, the output log file contains time-stamped PID values in a simple Comma Separated Values (CSV) format that can be readily imported into popular data analysis or spreadsheet applications. ... -
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PyRadmon Reborn
PyRadmon, a Python script to use on both Linux and Windows.
PyRadmon Reborn. This project started after the original programmers quit supporting it. The project now contains support for audio*, has a version that supports two Geiger counters** and a cleaner, more stable code. * = PyAudio is used as library for the audio support. ** = The two counters both run in their own thread. UPDATE-2015-2: * Added timeouts to sockets to prevent crashing of the script. * Updated some comments. UPDATE-2015-1: Since there have been some passed time... -
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dl141th
Configure / read out the DL-141TH data logger
The DL-141TH temperature/humidity data logger comes with a proprietary software which has a quite large footprint and is only available for Windows, but not for Linux. This project provides - a description of the USB/serial protocol - a python script to configure / read out the DL-141TH data logger which can be used at least from Windows and Linux -
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Open source data logger focused on the wind industry. Hardware platform based on the TI MSP430, firmware written in C using mspgcc. Sponsored by the Wind Energy Center at the University of Massachusetts, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.
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Advanced weather logger using METAR data written in Ruby, remotely controlled via TCP, create charts updated daily or manualy.
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Audacity-Extra
dark themed version of free Audacity sound editor
audacity-extra now provides a sleek dark themed version of the Audacity open source sound editor. The project experiments with Audacity variations. There's a vowel-sound target-practice display for language learners and an analog waveform data logger for embedded systems. -
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Helps compatibility with Vernier's Graphical Analysis and Logger Pro software. Includes a converter to extract important data out of Vernier .ga3 and .cmbl data files, and spreadsheet to analyze the data with tables, graphs, and curve fitting.
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Data logger software to interface with the B&B Electronics IO module. You can see more info about these modules here: http://bb-elec.com The 232SDA12 has 11 analog inputs, 4 digital inputs, and 4 digital outputs. Use the installer here: http://jimroal.com/exe/SDA232/publish.htm
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The LogMeFree is a tool to transform NMEA frames to Google's KML. The data can be read from a file or directly from a GPS device (i.e. GPS logger, mouse).
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Tool to extract data from a GlobalSat DG-100 GPS data logger and store the data in GPX format. It also can send configuration data to the device, delete stored data and switch the device to GPS-mouse mode.
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Project consist of 2 parts. One of them is a J2ME app. used to get information such as photo, position, speed & course from GPS and transfers it to the web server. Another one is a web app. which allows to manage and display received data using GoogleMap
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