Serial Interface

Omnia Creator’s Serial Interface Widget makes controlling your microcontroller easy! Serial Interface let’s you create an arbitrary number of user interface elements in group boxes in a graphical user interface window. You can create push buttons, radio buttons, check boxes, integer spin boxes, binary spin boxes, hexadecimal spin boxes, double spin boxes, line edits, date edits, time edits, date/time edits, sliders, progress bars, labels, and separators. You can also customize user interface element text labels, radio button initial state, check box initial state, spin box prefix/suffix texts and minimum/maximum values, line edit echo mode and input mask, slider minimum/maximum values, progress bar minimum/maximum values, and much more!

Serial Interface Widget Window user interface elements when manipulated automagically update user interface element objects on your microcontroller through the Omnia Creator Interface Library. For example, your microcontroller instantly receives notification when you press, release, or click a push button. Or, as you type into a line edit your microcontroller instantly receives a new string as you enter characters. And, as you move a slider back and forth your microcontroller instantly receives the new slider position.

For a graphical user interface example see the Original Maker Faire Demo.

For more information about Serial Interface see the help page.

For C/C++ programming information see the API page.

More API Information: Group Box API – Push Button API – Radio Button API – Check Box API – Int Spin Box API – Bin Spin Box API – Hex Spin Box API – Double Spin Box API – Line Edit API – Date Edit API – Time Edit API – Date/Time Edit API – Slider API – Progress Bar API – Label API – Separator API

Serial Tree

Omnia Creator’s Serial Tree Widget makes displaying data in a tree format easy! Serial Tree let’s you create an arbitrarily sized tree view to display data from your microcontroller. You can set the text for each key and value separately. Serial Tree also has integrated “Find” support to make finding a specific value in a large tree easy.

Need to share your data? Serial Tree can export your data as a human readable JSON file. Serial Tree can also import exported data. You can even modify exported JSON files and tweak the data to suit your needs. Serial Tree can also export your data to a CSV file.

For more information about Serial Tree see the help page.

For C/C++ programming information see the API page.

Serial Graphics

Omnia Creator’s Serial Graphics Widget makes drawing text, lines, triangles, rectangles, circles, and etc. easy! Serial Graphics let’s you create an arbitrary number of shapes in a plotting window to display data from your microcontroller. You can set the plot name, background color, and more! You can also set each shape’s line style, line color, fill style, fill color, rotation, scale, many more shape type specific settings.

Serial Graphics Widget Windows are fully interactive. You can zoom in, zoom out, and pan around in the plot space. Additionally, hovering your mouse over a plot point will show the X and Y coordinate information.

Need to share your plot? Serial Graphics can export your plot as a human readable JSON file. Serial Graphics can also import exported plots. You can even modify exported JSON files and tweak the plot to suit your needs. Serial Graphics can also save your plot as a BMP, JPG, PNG, PDF, and SVG file at any resolution.

For more information about Serial Graphics see the help page.

For C/C++ programming information see the API page.