Arduino Manager

➤ Display Widget: This widget shows values coming from your Arduino (i.e. Temperature). It can show numbers with 0,1,2,3 decimal digits or rolling text. Moreover an additional label can be used for adding additional information (e.g. Unit of Measure).

➤ Gauge Widget: This widget shows an analog value coming from Arduino, moving a needle over a graded scale. The user can customize the minimum and maximum values and separately configure each green, yellow and red region.

➤ Centered Gauge Widget: This widget shows an analog value coming from Arduino, moving a needle over a graded scale which is zero centered. This means that the widget can show positive and negative values. The user can customize the maximum value and separately configure each green, yellow and red region.

➤ Horizontal Bar Widget: This widget shows an analog value coming from Arduino, turning on LEDs on an horizontal bar. The user can customize the minimum and maximum values and separately configure each green, yellow and red region.

➤ LED Widget: This widget shows a Led that can be turned on and off through digital values from Arduino. User can choose the preferred color.

➤ Switch Widget: This widget sets a digital value to Arduino to control something.

➤ Rotary Switch Widget: This widget sets a digital value to Arduino to four different values by the means of a single Widget.

➤ Secured Switch Widget: This widget is aimed to operate critical devices since it can't be operated by mistake. To operate the switch, double tap on the widget to remove the security protection. 

➤ LED & Switch Widget: This widget is the combination of the two previous widgets, to save space when they are used together with the same variable. The LED is turned on and off with messages from the board to show exactly the status of a digital value on the board. LED color can be configured.

➤ Push Button Widget: This widget temporarily sets a digital value to Arduino. Button color can be configured.

➤ Secured Push Button Widget: This widget is aimed to operate critical devices since it can't be operated by mistake. To operate the switch, double tap on the widget to remove the security protection.

➤ Field Widget: This widget allows to enter a text or numeric value which is transferred to the Arduino board.

➤ Direction Buttons Widget: This widget provides 4 buttons useful to control direction.

➤ Joystick Widget: This widget allows to an external device in two dimensions by the means of your finger. Tapping on it, you can enlarge the controlling surface to have a better resolution.

➤ Rover Controller Widget: This widget allows to drive a rover robot just moving the iPhone / iPad device. Direction can be controlled by a dedicated switch. Speed via a dedicated slider.

➤ Knob Widget: This widget sets a non-digital value to Arduino moving your finger to change the dial position. User can configure:

• Minimum Value

• Maximum Value

• Dial's color

➤ Slider Widget: This widget sets a non-digital value to Arduino moving your finger to change the dial position. User can configure:

• Minimum Value

• Maximum Value

• Dial's color

➤ SD Widget: This widget shows the list of files available in the root of SD Card and selecting a file it shows the content

➤ Graph Widget: This widget graphs values coming from your Arduino (e.g. Temperature). User can configure:

• Minimum Value

• Maximum Value

• Up to 5 different varibles to show on the same graph 

➤ Logged Graph Widget: This widget graphs up to 5 values logged onto the SD Card attached to Arduino. Double tap on it to zoom it in and then refresh values. Provided libraries have helping functions to log data onto the SD Card.

➤ Alarm Widget: This widget configures an alarm on the Arduino board which is then fired at the desired time. The alarm is fired even if the iOS device is not connected and retained across power off - power on cycles.

➤ Command Widget: This widget allows to send a command (text message) to Arduino once the button is tapped. This is particolarly useful to send special and / or complex commands to devices with their own protocol. User can add more Command Widgets to send different commands

➤ Sound Alarm Widget: This widget sounds an alarm each time the associated condition is verified (e.g. the variable is greater than 10). Both the comparator operator and the threshold can be configured by the user.

➤ Threshold Widget: This widget allows setting a threshold to the Arduino board (e.g. the room temperature under which the board has to start an heater).

➤ Thermostat Widget: This widget allows setting a lower and an higher threshold to the Arduino board to ensure that an analog value remains in the range defined by the two thresholds. It also shows the actual value of the related analog quantity.

➤ iBeacon Widget: tracks the position of your iOS device with respect to an iBeacon and communicates to the Arduino board when iOS device is getting into and when is getting out the iBeacon region.

➤ Color Widget: This widget allows the user to choose a color and its brightness. The corresponding RGB values are sent to the Arduino board.

➤ Accelerometer Widget: This widget shows the acceleration by the means of a ball’s displacement along three axes.

➤ Gyroscope Widget: This widget shows the rotation speed by the means of a pyramid’s rotation along three axes.

➤ Bubble Level Widget: This widget shows if a surface is horizontal (or vertical) through the displacement of a ball along two axes.

➤ Web Widget: This widget shows any web page you need. May be used for integrating external services or devices like video cameras.