Monitor and react.
A survey of a microCommander application

Capture Input

The Analog Input Agent, or AnaIn, Component, is just one of the many Components that are included in microCommander's standard Component library. A ubiquitous Component that can be attached to your microcontroller's analog-to-digital port, the Analog Input can be combined with Converter and Analog Operator Components and with Visual Controls to capture and monitor any type of analog sensor input you need

Plan and Respond

A Job is an action taken by a Component. When a Component does a Job it performs an action that you tell it to do.

You can use an Event Component to trigger a Job. The Event Component can be configured to respond to conditions you specify. When those conditions are met, the Job is done: your Component takes action.

This simple, intuitive mechanism is all you need to build powerful, robust applications. But that's not all that microCommander offers...

You can also create lists of Jobs that can be done sequentially or as a batch.

Timing is often critical in embedded applications. You can schedule Jobs to occur at a designated times or to execute repeatedly at a specified intervals.

microCommander offers near real-time response with up to 1/64 of a second accuracy. For less critical tasks, Jobs can be scheduled to occur within seconds, minutes, hours or even days.

All of this can be done using microCommander's simple drag-and-drop, fill-in-the-blank interface. Continue...