This week, we provide you with a short tutorial explaining the basis of the use of Yoctopuce modules into LabVIEW. We limit ourselves to a very simple application: turning on and off a light depending on the ambient light level.
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This week, we are going to clarify the use of two methods of our API: YAPI.RegisterHub() and YAPI.PreregisterHub(). These two functions enable you to adapt the library behavior to your needs, more particularly managing network disconnection when you use a YoctoHub or a VirtualHub.
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The post of this week is dedicated to customers who found on the Internet a web site explaining how to build a system based on Yoctopuce modules and who want to build their own system by following the instructions provided on the said web site, but who have no desire to take time to understand how Yoctopuce modules work. If you recognize yourself in this description, you can find here some basic notions from which you cannot escape :-)
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This week, we go on with our post series "for the beginners" and we talk about JavaScript, and more particularly about how to use our JavaScript/EcmaScript 2017 library in a web browser. We are going to see how you can automatically fill an HTML form with data from a Yoctopuce sensor.
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Some time ago, we announced a beta version of a Universal Windows Platform library. Today, we officially publish this new library and we take this opportunity to explain how to use it. We are going to write a short Windows Universal application displaying the value of a temperature sensor.
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