Recent changes to NetworkViewer

NetworkViewer modified by Dominic Letourneau

Dominic Letourneau — Fri, 25 Sep 2015 14:45:57 -0000

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 ## 2) NetworkViewer Main View

-[[img src=NetworkViewerMainViewIndexed.png]] 
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+[[img src=NetworkViewerMainViewIndexed.png width=640]] 
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 In the Main View you have the following elements :

NetworkViewer modified by Dominic Letourneau

Dominic Letourneau — Fri, 25 Sep 2015 14:45:03 -0000

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   * [Please visit the SourceForge File Section](https://sourceforge.net/projects/openecosys/files/)

 # Introduction
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-[[img src=NetworkViewerMainView.png]] 
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+[[img src=NetworkViewerMainView.png width=640]] 
+
 The NetworkViewer is a cross-platform Qt4 GUI used to interact with the distributed nodes on the Network. The protocol used is described in the [ NETVProtocolStack information page](NETVProtocolStack_) and support multiple transmission mediums. 

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 ## 1) Device Selection

 At startup, NetworkViewer automatically scans device drivers and add them to the "Device Selection Dialog". 
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-[[img src=NetworkViewer_DeviceSelection.png]] 
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+[[img src=NetworkViewer_DeviceSelection.png width=640]] 
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 You can click on "Configure" to configure the driver. Once you have selected the driver, you will get to the NetworkViewer main view. Driver preferences are stored in your local configuration file and will be remembered next time you start NetworkViewer. 

@@ -102,8 +103,9 @@
   * (4) The Selected driver and Send/Receive counters. 

 ## 3) Module Configuration View
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-[[img src=NetworkViewer_ModuleConfigurationView.png]] 
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+[[img src=NetworkViewer_ModuleConfigurationView.png width=640]] 
+

 Configuration files (profiles) are scanned when you double click on a module. If a configuration file matches the **PROJECT_ID** sent by your module, the configuration is loaded and internal variables are displayed. All variables in a module can be seen as a continuous memory region (single byte array) that is addressed with an offset and a byte size for each individual variable.

NetworkViewer modified by Dominic Letourneau

Dominic Letourneau — Wed, 28 May 2014 12:40:30 -0000

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 Dominic Létourneau 
 [NetworkViewer:Logger]

+dsPICBootloader 
+dsPICBootloader 
+1.0,Alpha 
+Dominic Létourneau 
+[NetworkViewer:dsPICBootloader] 
+
 # Developers

   * [ Please visit the developer's section](NetworkViewer:Developers_)

NetworkViewer modified by Dominic Letourneau

Dominic Letourneau — Wed, 28 May 2014 12:40:30 -0000

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   3. **Value Type**. Supported types are : uint8, sint8, uint16, sint16, uint32, sint32, float, double. 
   4. **Mem Type**. 0=RAM, 1=EEPROM, 2=SCRIPT. 
   5. **Mem Offset**. The offset of the variable in the microcontroller memory. 
-  6. **Value**. 
-  7. **Description**. 
+  6. **Value**. The value of the variable. 
+  7. **Description**. The variable description.

 ## 4) Displaying Variables on the ScopeView

NetworkViewer modified by Dominic Letourneau

Dominic Letourneau — Wed, 28 May 2014 12:40:30 -0000

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 [[img src=NetworkViewer_ModuleConfigurationView.png]] 

-Configuration files (profiles) are scanned when you double click on a module. If a configuration file matches the PROJECT_ID sent by your module, the configuration is loaded and internal variables are displayed. Each variable have the following fields : 
+Configuration files (profiles) are scanned when you double click on a module. If a configuration file matches the **PROJECT_ID** sent by your module, the configuration is loaded and internal variables are displayed. All variables in a module can be seen as a continuous memory region (single byte array) that is addressed with an offset and a byte size for each individual variable. 

-  1. Activated. 
-  2. Name. 
-  3. Value Type. 
-  4. Mem Type. 
-  5. Mem Offset. 
-  6. Value. 
-  7. Description. 
+Each variable have the following fields : 
+
+  1. **Activated**. If the variable is scheduled for updates. 
+  2. **Name**. The name of the variable. 
+  3. **Value Type**. Supported types are : uint8, sint8, uint16, sint16, uint32, sint32, float, double. 
+  4. **Mem Type**. 0=RAM, 1=EEPROM, 2=SCRIPT. 
+  5. **Mem Offset**. The offset of the variable in the microcontroller memory. 
+  6. **Value**. 
+  7. **Description**. 

 ## 4) Displaying Variables on the ScopeView

NetworkViewer modified by Dominic Letourneau