I2Cchip Web Logger

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Select the View of your Data (ffOption)

Settings
Format Function
Display Javascript
Config Script
BASH Script
Files
Send Command

Select format function to use:
Production Format Function
Development Format Function

Click this button to run this code and save it to local storage. You can revert back to the code saved on the device by clicking the "Reload user code" button in the Settings tab.

Click this button to save this format function back to the device. Warning: this is a permanent change.

Click this button to run this code and save it to local storage. You can revert back to the code saved on the device by clicking the "Reload user code" button on the settings page.

Click this button to save the javascript back to the device. Warning: this is a permanent change.

The script files are only shown when requested by the user when using i2cChip server

Download files:

File	Description
I2CchipDataLogger.sh	BASH Script for logging data
configI2CchipDataLogger.sh	Script config file
jsonDataCapture.js	All captured data in JSON format
rawDataCapture.txt	All captured data in raw format
jsonDataCaptureLast.js	Last captured data in JSON format
rawDataCaptureLast.txt	Last captured data in raw format
displayJavascript.js	Formatting javascript used for displaying data
formatFunction.js	Function used by displayJavascript to format the data
formatFunctionDev.js	Development format function used for testing

This part of the website is used to send commands to the BL233. A command can change a setting or request data from a sensor. If the command will have a response then a data type should be sent with the data to differentiate the response from logged data or the response from other commands.

Data type (can be left blank if you don't expect a response from the command):

BL233 Command (datasheet):

Local LAN i2cChip Server Update interval (sec):	Normal Logging Redirect Serial Port: Ser2Net		Note: This feature allows you to directly telnet to the serial device through a TCP/IP port. ttyATH0 (hardware serial port) uses port 2008, for example 192.168.1.51:2008 ttyUSB0 uses port 2009, for example 192.168.1.51:2009
Available channels: Add another channel:	Friendly Name: This button will flash the led on the router. At the moment this feature only works over the LAN.	IP Addresses for selected channel: Add another IP Address:
Cache status:	Click this button to use the user javascript, and format functions from the device instead of the locally modified functions:
Selected device URL:

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