Multi channel timer operating on PC that works off switches connected to Arduino.
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
Multiple physical switches connected to an Arduino module, connected by USB connection to a computer are to be used as a multi channel stopwatch type timer. This project requires c# or similar programming to read the switch status from the Arduino.
There are sample details recorded, and the time measured is multiplied by a tube specific timer to determine viscosity ( how slowly a fluid flows). Sample details and test parameters are selected from lists associated with the program file. If the timing was measured correctly, and the result is acceptable the result is logged, and subsequently optionally reported using an export .CSV file for another system.
This is similar to a project I posted previously, but refined to not specify the use of VB. I have a version of a C# program available that mostly does what I want except for the crucial detail that it cannot work off the status of the physical switches, and works on mouse clicks only.
I expect that you will have a physical Arduino with a switch and be able to test the program functions.
Please review the files and ask questions before offering a price. Answer this question, what colour is the start/stop button in the word document? Do you have an Arduino to test the program yourself? This way I will know your proposal is not one of dozens of automated responses claiming capability.
There are sample details recorded, and the time measured is multiplied by a tube specific timer to determine viscosity ( how slowly a fluid flows). Sample details and test parameters are selected from lists associated with the program file. If the timing was measured correctly, and the result is acceptable the result is logged, and subsequently optionally reported using an export .CSV file for another system.
This is similar to a project I posted previously, but refined to not specify the use of VB. I have a version of a C# program available that mostly does what I want except for the crucial detail that it cannot work off the status of the physical switches, and works on mouse clicks only.
I expect that you will have a physical Arduino with a switch and be able to test the program functions.
Please review the files and ask questions before offering a price. Answer this question, what colour is the start/stop button in the word document? Do you have an Arduino to test the program yourself? This way I will know your proposal is not one of dozens of automated responses claiming capability.