Hi Ceremona, we have typically chosen not to support strings as they are not great memory wise. We instead recommend the pstring library. This lets you pre-allocate memory which you can use to construct a character array. You then use this with our library. This post explores it a bit: http://meguno...

Hi Eusaki, you would need to basically send all that information from your arduino on bootup. One way to do that is to use the "SerialConnection" object in the interface panel (see picture below). This sends a message to your arduino when a connection is established. You could use this to send a mes...

Hi, unfortunately so. We currently support windows 7 and up as the .Net tools we use no longer support windows XP.

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Phil

Hi Mike, presumably this is just based on the actual amount of time it takes to send messages to your device. What baud rate are you using? Can you try increasing? 500,000 should work on arduino.

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Phil

The F("") notation is a trick in Arduino to store strings in flash memory. This is useful as strings take up a lot of ram. You can definitely use SetSeriesProperties but be careful that if your arduino boots up before MegunoLink is connected we will likely miss that message and so the properties won...

I'll post my email reply here just for completeness. Tricky one. Yeah I'm not sure it's possible.  The signal from Megunolink requires the command handler process function to be called frequently. While it's running another function there is no way to process commands. If you had a hardware switch y...

Hi Cere, I updated the library to use SetXLabel and SetYLabel rather than SetXlabel (notice the upper case L in label). I believe I have set it back in the latest version through so now we support both. Do you have the latest version of MegunoLink and have you updated the Arduino library? YOu can ma...

Interesting, try installing the upload monitor again.

https://www.megunolink.com/documentatio ... tegration/

Let me know if it fixes your problem.

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Phil

I tested this myself and it seemed to work fine. The important thing to realise is that the message is only sent once when the system boots. You can also get it to send it with each SendData call. See below for example. MyPlot.SendData(F("Sinewave"), dY, Plot::Yellow, Plot::Solid, 2, Plot::Square); ...

Hi Ceremona, did you have any luck with this?