Arduino Manager 21.1.0

This application supports a wide range of Arduino boards including the UNO R4 WiFi, UNO R3, Nano, MEGA2560, ESP32, ESP8266, Zero, MKR1000, Nano 33 IoT, Teensy, nRF52 BLE, and Raspberry Pi Pico W (via SDK). It is also compatible with MicroPython for ESP32 and Raspberry Pico.

Arduino Manager serves as a robust tool for overseeing Arduino boards and facilitates data retrieval through various interfaces:

• Ethernet Shield (arduino.cc)
• HM-10 / HM-19
• Adafruit:
• • WINC1500 WiFi
  • CC3000 WiFi
  • nRF52 BLE
  • nRF8001 Bluefruit LE
  • LE SPI Friend

The application showcases a grid interface where users can insert specialized widgets to facilitate communication with the Arduino. Widgets can be zoomed in for enhanced visualization by double-tapping on them; additional configuration options are available through the 'Configure' button.

Among the available widgets are:

• Display Widget: Displays values from the Arduino (e.g., Temperature) with customizable decimal precision or rolling text.
• LED Widget: Controls LED states based on digital inputs from the Arduino.
• Switch Widget: Assigns a digital value to the Arduino.
• Switch & LED Widget: Combines switch and LED functionalities for efficient use of space.
• Push Button Widget: Temporarily alters a digital value on the Arduino.
• Knob Widget: Sends an analog value to the Arduino.
• SD Widget: Lists files on an SD Card and displays their content upon selection.
• Graph Widget: Visualizes real-time data from the Arduino (e.g., instantaneous temperature).
• Logged Data Graph Widget: Graphs up to five logged values from an attached SD Card; provides integral libraries for data logging.
• Alarm Widget: Configures alarms on the Arduino that activate even if the iOS device is disconnected or during power cycles.
• Command Widget: Sends commands to the Arduino with a simple button press, allowing for multiple command instances.
• Rover Controller Widget: Controls a rover robot by rotating the device.
• Sound Alarm Widget: Activates an alarm based on specific conditions being met.
• Threshold Widget: Sets operational thresholds for devices such as heaters based on environmental conditions.
• Console Widget: Assists in debugging Arduino code by displaying diagnostic messages.

The app allows each widget to be linked with a designated name and variable (e.g., name: Temperature, variable: T). The variable interactions are designed to facilitate smooth communication between the iOS app and the running sketch on the board. Users can easily connect and manage multiple boards simultaneously, enabling control over various projects. Additionally, widget lists can be shared across personal devices via iCloud or with other users via email.

A multitude of Arduino libraries are accessible to seamlessly integrate personal projects with Arduino Manager. Comprehensive documentation, demo sketches, and tutorial videos are provided at no cost on my website.

Available In-App Purchases include:

• Code Generator: Simplifies programming by generating communication infrastructure and code necessary for each selected widget.
• PIN Code Generator: Associates pins with widgets and generates management code, often negating additional coding requirements.
• Voice Commands: Enables voice control for most features, along with access to a dedicated Voice Commands Widget (currently in English only).

Please be aware that continuous use of background location services may impact battery life adversely.