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Data Acquisition help on the software side

nolanola Posts: 2
edited 2007-02-18 19:39 in BASIC Stamp
I·programmed a BS2 that successfully reads the values of various humidity and temp sensors.··Im looking for the most efficent way to extract the data from the·EEPROM and get it into a Database where I can do extensive logging and calc..·Can anyone provide me w/ some ideas? I was thinking of using JAVA & MySQL to get my data onto·my machine, using the· Communications class along w/ JDBC.· Then using PHP to access the DB so I can make· "nice" interface.
If anyone has any ideas, or if you have done something like this before, please hit me back w/ any comments, suggestions, criticisms, sample code...rather than wasting alot of time, I wanna make the best first step

Im not sure if this is an appropriate place to post this, but I figured it was worth a shot (newb here)
thanks in advance

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  • Chris SavageChris Savage Parallax Engineering Posts: 14,406
    edited 2007-02-17 21:22
    Nola,

    You could write your program to output the data to the PC at the press of a button, or after a restart when data has been collected. If you can open a serial port you can get it right from the programming port on the BASIC Stamp. Take care.

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  • QuattroRS4QuattroRS4 Posts: 916
    edited 2007-02-18 19:39
    If you are badly stuck - I would be able to knock a routine together to datalog for you ...

    So from what I can understand of your application you want to send data serially from the stamp (serout) ??
    So you require an application on a pc that commits the data to a database when it receives it ..


    options:
    1)VB6 app writing to Access DB
    2).NET app writing to SQL DB

    or as a really quick and dirty option

    3) vb6 app appending a text file

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