Version 0.6.0-51

Microcontroller to CSV using WebSerial for both desktop and laptop computers

As of Feb 20th, 2023 Android Polyfill has a bug. I will try to fix it later.
Note: For multiple values a timestamp needs to be the first value. If single multiple readings in each .csv file then a timestamp is not needed. Headers are always a good idea. The latest EdgeImpulse seems fine with or without headers.

This code collects data at a frequency of 0.05 Hz (delay of ~20 milliseconds) for ~1000 milliSeconds collecting about 50 samples.

set the collection seconds to 10 seconds OR set the collection seconds to 9000 milliseconds
Set the delay to 1000 milliseconds = 1 second OR Set the frequency to 2 Hz

Save as time-series data
Save individual data in numbered CSV files for example try z-webSerial-single.html

Note: For EdgeImpulse change "myLabel" when appropriate

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Here is the latest sketch I am using. The .txt is for viewing the .ino is to download

a07-accel-nano33.txt Click to download: Note: New ArduinoWebSerial testing code. Make sure in Arduino Serial Monitor you don't send a new-line EdgeImpulse data uploading csv format here
This Github at https://github.com/hpssjellis/web-serial-polyfill

Original Demo from Google Developers codelabs.

An example of the original trained public edgeimpulse model can be found at https://studio.edgeimpulse.com/public/206570/latest the github folder for this code is at https://github.com/hpssjellis/webMLserial/tree/main/public/a05-resistor/ Note that the file index.html is the WASM index.html from Edgeimpulse. The file a05-resistor-index.html file is my Javascript webSerial updated file that you could probably use with some changes for your specific data.
This work is lossely based on previous work I did at this folder https://github.com/hpssjellis/my-examples-of-edge-impulse/tree/main/public/downloads which also has interesting index.html files in the other folders one directory up in the public folder

Main index here
Github here