A new version of the HMI was released yesterday. PeakHMI has been able to read/write data to any database, via ODBC, for the real-time processing of data, for quite some time. This was accomplished by reading/writing the same fields of the database table, via a set frequency or a change of value of the underlying data point.
PeakHMI is also able to log data values to an internal database and then export it to several formats.
PeakHMI can now log data values directly to any database, via ODBC, at a set frequency, user command or scripting command. A new record is added to the end of the table.
The release also included a few minor corrections in the graphics editor. The minor corrections had to do with the visual appearance with one gauge at design time and a mouse down event in the analog and digital grid editors.
We are considering adding support for the 1-Wire protocol from Maxim. Here is a link to a web page.
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