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https://iomixer.com/logstream


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The inputs (coming from iomixer 'Log output' nodes) are updated in real-time and displayed as numbers, UI elements and on a graph. Outputs (received by the iomixer as 'Log input' nodes) can be controlled in real-time. 

But the main purpose of the page is to allow more complex behaviors via scripting. You can write a script in JavaScript to get and set values of nodes at up to 50Hz for 32 values each way. There is a code editor with compile error highlighting. All regular features of JavaScript are available plus a few custom functions related to the interaction with iomixer. For now the goal was to have a highly interactive mini-IDE kinda thing, but it could be tidied up a bit into an API of sorts if people want to make their own more custom dashboard/control panel.]]>
https://iomixer.com/logstream


  Selection_1526.png (Size: 267.51 KB / Downloads: 1)

The inputs (coming from iomixer 'Log output' nodes) are updated in real-time and displayed as numbers, UI elements and on a graph. Outputs (received by the iomixer as 'Log input' nodes) can be controlled in real-time. 

But the main purpose of the page is to allow more complex behaviors via scripting. You can write a script in JavaScript to get and set values of nodes at up to 50Hz for 32 values each way. There is a code editor with compile error highlighting. All regular features of JavaScript are available plus a few custom functions related to the interaction with iomixer. For now the goal was to have a highly interactive mini-IDE kinda thing, but it could be tidied up a bit into an API of sorts if people want to make their own more custom dashboard/control panel.]]> https://iomixer.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=407 Tue, 22 Sep 2026 02:34:13 +0000 iforce2d]]> https://iomixer.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=407 https://iomixer.com/releases/firmware/v0.1.6

Changes:
- improved speed of 'Upload+write' by about 10x
- 'Memory used' value changed to 'Untouched memory', with better measurement (actual stack - heap margin)
- Log input node: value type 'Field' option separated into float/color/int32 options
- serial number in USB descriptor now includes suffix like -C, -CG, -CM to differentiate same device running with different USB class (VCP, VCP+gamepad, VCP+midi etc). This helps Windows to apply the correct device drivers after switching between USB classes.
- separate builds for different RAM specs (previously the F103RE boards with 64kb were only utilizing 48kb)

I have removed the 'xperimental' section which was only being updated sporadically, and will now include the 8MHz and blue-pill builds in the main folder as a matter of course.

Firmware files will now be named in more detail to reflect their content, eg. iomixer-512kb-64kb-12MHz-0.1.6.bin

Bootloader files rarely change so have been removed from the per-firmware release folders, will be kept separately at: https://iomixer.com/releases/firmware/bootloader

The 'both' files are no longer being provided. These were just a concatenation of the bootloader and main firmware that is convenient when you're flashing a whole bunch of boards at the same time.]]> https://iomixer.com/releases/firmware/v0.1.6

Changes:
- improved speed of 'Upload+write' by about 10x
- 'Memory used' value changed to 'Untouched memory', with better measurement (actual stack - heap margin)
- Log input node: value type 'Field' option separated into float/color/int32 options
- serial number in USB descriptor now includes suffix like -C, -CG, -CM to differentiate same device running with different USB class (VCP, VCP+gamepad, VCP+midi etc). This helps Windows to apply the correct device drivers after switching between USB classes.
- separate builds for different RAM specs (previously the F103RE boards with 64kb were only utilizing 48kb)

I have removed the 'xperimental' section which was only being updated sporadically, and will now include the 8MHz and blue-pill builds in the main folder as a matter of course.

Firmware files will now be named in more detail to reflect their content, eg. iomixer-512kb-64kb-12MHz-0.1.6.bin

Bootloader files rarely change so have been removed from the per-firmware release folders, will be kept separately at: https://iomixer.com/releases/firmware/bootloader

The 'both' files are no longer being provided. These were just a concatenation of the bootloader and main firmware that is convenient when you're flashing a whole bunch of boards at the same time.]]>