Slip21

Slip21 records temperature or illuminance measurements by wireless module TWE-Lite and shows the listing the latest at first at real-time. It also generates a text file of the latest daily report within 24 hours to an arbitrary address. One can watches its result by browser in WAN/LAN. With a simple bat file, Windows Task Scheduler can upload and update it to your own free site on time automatically. Slip21 on-line manual describes how to do it in my site.

You need 2 TWE-Lite minimum or one TWE-Lite and Monostick. One is End Device and the other is Coordinator. The Coordinator is connected with PC by USB port. The wireless End Device transmits the measurements to the Coordinator. Slip21 always waits the data. Slip21 displays the results for a sampling period of 1 to 60 minutes. If your PC connects WAN (no use of browser), PC's internal calendar clock synchronizes NTP (Network Time Protocol) server.

What is new in this release:

Version 1.8.6.2.

• Possible to display Fahrenheit temperature
• Adopts wireless module TWE-Lite for XBee
• Change temperature alarm for battery voltage alarm

What is new in version 1.8.6.1:

Version 1.8.6.1.

• Recommendation to open under administrator to avoid Vista later UAC trouble
• Bug fixed not to open a data file proper, when changing daily report directory
• Bug fixed daily report on the first day of every month
• Daily report format improvement for porting LibreOffice Calc
• Inno Installer adoption instead of conventional zip file

What is new in version 1.0.1.7:

Version 1.0.1.7:

• Change the date and time display in list that LibreOffice recognizes
• Bottom data displays in the status bar the same way as above
• Cut down reading the working file again while changing recording period
• New Slip21-Device.txt file to handle 4 XBees at the same time
• Change the averaging temperature into max and min temperature within 24 hours
• Stop working MCU program

What is new in version 1.0.1.5:

Version 1.0.1.5:
• Available to get 3 measurements of XBee
• Monitors XBee battery voltage
• Displays daily averaging real-time temperatures or shows desired past ones
• Only one recording button compared with previou three buttons
• Decreased XBee API 4 packets enough to measure temperatures
• Includes for writing MCU H8/3694F flash program
• Easier to set up alarm temperatures than before
• Bug fixed rarely duplicate recording of XBee

Requirements:

.NET Framework 4.0