Hi everyone, Recently after acquiring some Mimas V2 Boards I decided to write a GUI programming tool that works on Linux. I based my work on the python script provided by Numato. So if you want to try it, you'll need the following: 1. Java 1.8 at least. 2. Linux or Windows (may work on Mac OS, but I didn't tested it). 3. ZIP file with the tool (see attached file), uncompress it and run the jar file. Notes: I tested the tool with the original Firmware at 19200 bps, and it works. Also tested it with the upgraded firmware provided it the forum, using a speed of 115200 bps and it works. Regarding the source code I would like to release it as open source, but I'm not sure about the license, as I said before I based my work on the python script provided by Numato. Perhaps someone at Numato can help with this. You can see a screenshot here. Just in case here is a alternative link to download the application. Regards, Ivan
Hi Ivan, Thanks for sharing this tool with the community and I apologize for delayed response. I personally believe the community will benefit best with permissive licenses such as MIT or BSD. Both are great options. I would encourage you to read them and make a decision (the text is pretty short in both cases). Just adding a screenshot of the tool below so others can get a glimpse without downloading. Thanks, Tom Numato Lab
Hi Tom, I think I'll go with the BSD license. I'll upload the the source code to GitHub and I'll let you know when it's available. Regards, Ivan
Hi, I uploaded the source code of the Mimas V2 configurator tool to Github. The link is the following: https://github.com/ideras/MimasV2Configurator Regards, Ivan
