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Description: RealTime OpenControl is a universal measurement, plot and control-software.
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It's purpose is to put measurements from different devices (for example 3d-printers, multimeters, power supplies, microcontroller,...) into one tool.
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Its fully expandable for every device with Python-Plugins and a running TCP-server.
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You can also control the devices (if your plugin has this functionality) with python-scripts, which you can write and run at runtime! This makes it also possible to plot everything else.
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There are some example-plugins and example-scripts included.
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It also offers an extended plotting-GUI with multiple plots, measure-tools, style-adjustments.
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Description: RealTime OpenControl enables simple real-time data recording, visualization and editing. The recording can be done with a local Python scripts or via TCP locally/from the network. Visualization and editing is available locally, in the network (TCP and HTML) and via Telegram on the smartphone.
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In addition to data recording, events can also be recorded. These can, for example, trigger a telegram message.
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Possible applications:
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- Central measurement data recording of laboratory instruments with PC connection (e.g. power supply unit, multimeter, sensors, microcontroller)
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- Central recording of measurement data from Internet devices (e.g. mobile weather stations, drones, smartphones)
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- Remote monitoring and control of processes and devices with PC and Smartphone (Telegram) (e.g. 3D printing, heating, Custom-SmartHome)
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- Controlling between several devices (e.g.: power regulation of a power supply unit on the temperature sensor of a multimeter)
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- Decentralized data recording (e.g. on Raspberry) and access via network connection (smart projects)
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