An arduino library to communicate using the Dallas one-wire protocol, where the Arduino takes the role of a slave.

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OneWireArduinoSlave/SerialMonitor/SerialMonitor

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Youen Toupin ef01fe74bb added code to transmit sample frequency along with sample data (more compatibility between arduino and PC, and possibility to change sampling rate at run-time)		9 years ago
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Properties	- removed the OWSlave library (that just doesn't work, at least on Arduino Uno when talking to a DS9490 master)	9 years ago
App.config	- removed the OWSlave library (that just doesn't work, at least on Arduino Uno when talking to a DS9490 master)	9 years ago
App.xaml	first version of debug messages display in Serial Monitor console	9 years ago
App.xaml.cs	added code to transmit sample frequency along with sample data (more compatibility between arduino and PC, and possibility to change sampling rate at run-time)	9 years ago
MainWindow.xaml	finished basic oscilloscope functionalities (max sampling rate seems to be 38KHz)	9 years ago
MainWindow.xaml.cs	finished basic oscilloscope functionalities (max sampling rate seems to be 38KHz)	9 years ago
MainWindowContext.cs	added code to transmit sample frequency along with sample data (more compatibility between arduino and PC, and possibility to change sampling rate at run-time)	9 years ago
MathEx.cs	finished basic oscilloscope functionalities (max sampling rate seems to be 38KHz)	9 years ago
SerialMessage.cs	first version of debug messages display in Serial Monitor console	9 years ago
SerialMonitor.csproj	finished basic oscilloscope functionalities (max sampling rate seems to be 38KHz)	9 years ago
SerialPortExtensions.cs	first version of debug messages display in Serial Monitor console	9 years ago