NeatTools - User contributions [en]

Category:Development

2011-02-18T01:08:49Z

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==NeatTools 2.0 Brainstorm==

This will all change, I'm sure, but to get started:
Please sign your comments for reference.--[[User:Sambaker|Sambaker]] 15:57, 17 February 2011 (PST)

How do you sign a comment? -- PDG

===General Feature Requests===
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===Module Request===
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===Existing Feature Change/Improve===
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===GUI===
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===Questions?===
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NeatTools:Current events

2010-10-23T05:28:42Z

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October 20, 2010 Wednesday - 1:00 PM
4-201 Center for Science and Technology

Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang

Title: Neat Tools, Java like C++ Cross Platform API, and my life in Bell Labs

Speaker: Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang, Computer Software Researcher at Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent

Abstract: In this talk, I wil focus on three topics.

1. Neat Tools: Neat Tools is an object oriented visual programming environment. It is a software application, which allows the user to take many kinds of inputs and program a computer system to respond according to your instructions.

2. Java like C++ Cross Platform API: This C++ API is written follow Java specifications. It's a thin layer between your application and variety of major operating systems including Unix, Linux, Solaris, Windows, and Windows Mobile. By using this API, you can write an application once, complie and run your application natively in the supported platforms.

3. Life in Bell Labs: I think grad student might be interested to know what it is like to work in industrial research lab like Bell Labs. I will briefly introduce my daily life in Bell Labs' US headquarter - Murray Hill.

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Bio: Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang is a member of technical staff in the Computer Systems and Security Research department within the Enabling Computing Technologies domain of Bell Labs. Mr. Chang holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Nation Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan and a PhD degree in Computer Information Science from the Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York. During his career in Bell Labs, he helped architect and design several large-scale projects including SoftSwitch, Optical Service Manager (SoftWave), Mobius, and OmniAccess 3500 (Alcatel-Lucent Venture Project). He received Bell Labs Teamwork Award - "Alcatel-Lucent Ventures - Evros" in 2007, President's Gold Award - "ISGO, PS, iLocator" in 2005, Teamwork Award - "Mobius, NetProvisioner and NPM" in 2004, Teamwork Award - "iLocator" in 2004, and President's Gold Award - "SoftWare" in 2000. He also awarded with US patents "User Interface Methods and Apparatus for Roaming Access to Subscription Services" and "Alert-me management system for telecommunications infrastructure and method of operation thereof".

While his study in Syracuse University, he received Java Cup Winner - "NPAC Visible Human Viewer" in 1996, and JAVA Applet rating System Top %1 - "Virtual Reality Magic Cube" in 1996.

NeatTools:Current events

2010-10-23T05:26:35Z

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October 20 Wednesday - 1:00 PM
4-201 Center for Science and Technology

Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang

Title: Neat Tools, Java like C++ Cross Platform API, and my life in Bell Labs

Speaker: Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang, Computer Software Researcher at Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent

Abstract: In this talk, I wil focus on three topics.

1. Neat Tools: Neat Tools is an object oriented visual programming environment. It is a software application, which allows the user to take many kinds of inputs and program a computer system to respond according to your instructions.

2. Java like C++ Cross Platform API: This C++ API is written follow Java specifications. It's a thin layer between your application and variety of major operating systems including Unix, Linux, Solaris, Windows, and Windows Mobile. By using this API, you can write an application once, complie and run your application natively in the supported platforms.

3. Life in Bell Labs: I think grad student might be interested to know what it is like to work in industrial research lab like Bell Labs. I will briefly introduce my daily life in Bell Labs' US headquarter - Murray Hill.

#######

Bio: Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang is a member of technical staff in the Computer Systems and Security Research department within the Enabling Computing Technologies domain of Bell Labs. Mr. Chang holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Nation Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan and a PhD degree in Computer Information Science from the Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York. During his career in Bell Labs, he helped architect and design several large-scale projects including SoftSwitch, Optical Service Manager (SoftWave), Mobius, and OmniAccess 3500 (Alcatel-Lucent Venture Project). He received Bell Labs Teamwork Award - "Alcatel-Lucent Ventures - Evros" in 2007, President's Gold Award - "ISGO, PS, iLocator" in 2005, Teamwork Award - "Mobius, NetProvisioner and NPM" in 2004, Teamwork Award - "iLocator" in 2004, and President's Gold Award - "SoftWare" in 2000. He also awarded with US patents "User Interface Methods and Apparatus for Roaming Access to Subscription Services" and "Alert-me management system for telecommunications infrastructure and method of operation thereof".

While his study in Syracuse University, he received Java Cup Winner - "NPAC Visible Human Viewer" in 1996, and JAVA Applet rating System Top %1 - "Virtual Reality Magic Cube" in 1996.

Category:Tutorials

2010-10-23T05:14:21Z

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== NeatTools Manual ==
[http://www.neattools.org/docs/ntmanual-2008.pdf]

== NeatTools Instructive Programs ==
[http://phy.syr.edu/research/lipson/neattools/NeatToolsTutorialPage_SD_1.htm?page=demos]

== NeatTools Help ==
[http://www.neattools.org/docs/neathelp/index.html]

== NeatTools Youtube Channel ==
[http://www.youtube.com/user/NeatTools]

==Your First NeatTools Program==
<youtube>02lEC3s0xUM</youtube>

== Accumulator and Timer ==
<youtube>8eQ9RVlRY6c</youtube>

== Basic Logic Functions ==
<youtube>rDbeKW1kG-Q</youtube>

==Slider, Meters, Viewers, and Mouse ==
<youtube>zsi_JVrBrvg</youtube>

==NeatTools MIDI and Keyboard ==
<youtube>SltipE23XC4</youtube>

Programs

2010-07-18T02:16:43Z

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under construction

Alex Blainey's Hello World NeatTools Program:

I'm having a bout of insomnia so thought i'd have a play with neattools. The result is attached. It was a little bit harder than the average 'hello world' program. It has a few quirks mainly because the delay module won't pass a chain of zero's. I should have made flip flop based memory, but was just experimenting and the end result works (mostly). Enjoy.

helloworld_display.ntl[http://www.sensyr.com/NeatTools/helloworld_display.ntl]

Category:Tutorials

2010-04-12T03:03:38Z

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== NeatTools Manual ==
[http://www.neattools.org/docs/ntmanual-2008.pdf]

== NeatTools Instructive Programs ==
[http://phy.syr.edu/research/lipson/neattools/NeatToolsTutorialPage_SD_1.htm?page=demos]

== NeatTools Help ==
[http://www.neattools.org/docs/neathelp/index.html]

==Your First NeatTools Program==
<youtube>02lEC3s0xUM</youtube>

== Accumulator and Timer ==
<youtube>8eQ9RVlRY6c</youtube>

== Basic Logic Functions ==
<youtube>rDbeKW1kG-Q</youtube>

==Slider, Meters, Viewers, and Mouse ==
<youtube>zsi_JVrBrvg</youtube>

==NeatTools MIDI and Keyboard ==
<youtube>SltipE23XC4</youtube>

Category:Modules

2010-04-12T02:55:51Z

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NeatTools is a visual programing environment. Programs are built using modules connected together in such a way as to manipulate a flow of data. Data flows into a module, where it is acted upon in some way by the module, for instance, the [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Add|Integer Add]] Module takes two connections of integers, sums them, and outputs the result. The modules are divided by type into several toolboxes.

NeatTools manual: [http://www.neattools.org/docs/ntmanual-2008.pdf]

==Toolboxes==
The eight toolboxes are accessible from the [[Toolbar]] on the left side.
<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="3">
==[[Digital Logic Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Not|Not]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Exclusive Or|Exclusive Or]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Equal|Integer Equal]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Multiply|Integer Multiply]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Absolute Value|Integer Absolute Value]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Minimum|Integer Minimum]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Control|Control]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Delay|Delay]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#DeMultiplexer|DeMultiplexer]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Exclusive|Exclusive]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#High Performance Counter|High Performance Counter]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Delay Sustain|Delay Sustain]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#And|And]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Greater Than|Integer Greater Than]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Not Equal|Integer Not Equal]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Subtract|Integer Subtract]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Power|Integer Power]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Percent|Integer Percent]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Sample|Sample]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Accumulator|Accumulator]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Encoder|Encoder]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Clock Divider|Clock Divider]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Calibrate|Calibrate]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#State Object|State Object]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Or|Or]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Greater Than or Equal|Integer Greater Than or Equal]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Add|Integer Add]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Divide|Integer Divide]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Maximum|Integer Maximum]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Random|Integer Random]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Pulse|Pulse]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Multiplexer|Multiplexer]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Decoder|Decoder]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Time|Time]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Average Filter|Average Filter]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Timers|Timers]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">

==[[Math Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Equal|Complex Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Subtract|Complex Subtract]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex to Real|Complex to Real]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Polar to Complex|Polar to Complex]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Cosine|Complex Cosine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Hyperbolic Tangent|Complex Hyperbolic Tangent]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Greater Than|Real Greater Than]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Not Equal|Real Not Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Subtract|Real Subtract]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Power|Real Power]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Sine|Real Sine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Arc Tangent|Real Arc Tangent]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Square Root|Real Square Root]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Floor|Real Floor]]
* [[Math Toolbox#PI|PI]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Delay|Real Delay]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Not Equal|Complex Not Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Multiplication|Complex Multiplication]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real to Complex|Real to Complex]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Sine|Complex Sine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Hyperbolic Cosine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Natural Antilog]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Greater than or Equal|Real Greater than or Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Addition|Real Addition]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Division|Real Division]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Maximum|Real Maximum]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Cosine|Real Cosine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Natural Antilog|Natural Antilog]] ''e''<sup>''x''</sup>
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Round|Real Round]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Modulus|Modulus]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Natural number e|Natural number e]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Calibrate|Real Calibrate]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Addition|Complex Addition]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Division|Complex Division]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex to Polar|Complex to Polar]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Hyperbolic Sine|Complex Hyperbolic Sine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Tangent|Complex Tangent]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Conjugate|Complex Conjugate]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Equal|Real Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Multiplication|Real Multiplication]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Absolute Value|Real Absolute Value]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Minimum|Real Minimum]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Tangent|Real Tangent]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Logarithm|Real Logarithm]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Ceiling|Real Ceiling]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Arc Tangent 2|Arc Tangent 2]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Random|Real Random]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">

==[[Keyboard Toolbox]]==
These modules are relatively self explanatory and function in the same way that they do when found on a traditional keyboard.
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Keyboard Toolbox#Key|Key]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
==[[Multimedia Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Master Output Volume|Master Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#CD Output Mute|CD Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI Output Volume|MIDI Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Auxiliary Output Mute|Auxiliary Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Record Input Volume|Record Input Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Microphone Input Volume|Microphone Input Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#CD Input Volume|CD Input Volume]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Master Output Mute|Master Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#WAV Output Volume|WAV Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI Output Mute|MIDI Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Microphone Output Volume|Microphone Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Record Input Mute|Record Input Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Auxiliary Input Volume|Auxiliary Input Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI Output|MIDI Output]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#CD Output Volume|CD Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#WAV Output Mute|WAV Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Auxiliary Output Volume|Auxiliary Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Microphone Output Mute|Microphone Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Record Input Select|Record Input Select]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI Input Volume|MIDI Input Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI|MIDI]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
==[[Display Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Display Toolbox#Color|Color]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Real|Real]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Bytes|Bytes]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Switch|Switch]] (Red)
* [[Display Toolbox#1D Viewer|1D Viewer]] (Horizontal)
* [[Display Toolbox#1D Meter|1D Meter]]
* [[Display Toolbox#2D Meter|2D Meter]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Display Toolbox#Label|Label]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Real Complex|Real Complex]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Button|Button]] (Cyan)
* [[Display Toolbox#Focus|Focus]] (Yellow)
* [[Display Toolbox#1D Slider|1D Slider]]
* [[Display Toolbox#2D Slider|2D Slider]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Display Toolbox#Integer|Integer]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Data|Data]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Push Button|Push Button]] (Green)
* [[Display Toolbox#LED|LED]]
* [[Display Toolbox#1D Meter|1D Meter]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">

==[[Input/Output Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Complex Object|Complex Object]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Executable|Executable]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Mouse X|Mouse X]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Right Mouse Button|Right Mouse Button]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Record Block|Record Block]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Joymouse 1|Joymouse 1]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Line Printer 0x278|Line Printer 0x278]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#TNG-3 Module|TNG-3 Module]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Davicon EMG|Davicon EMG]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Node|Node]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Data Base Module|Data Base Module]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Mouse Y|Mouse Y]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Middle Mouse Button|Middle Mouse Button]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Client Socket|Client Socket]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Joymouse 2|Joymouse 2]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Line Printer 0x3BC|Line Printer 0x3BC]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#TNG-4 Module|TNG-4 Module]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Com Port/Serial Port|Com Port/Serial Port]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#NeatTools Program Executable|NeatTools Program Executable]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Complete Mouse|Complete Mouse]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Left Mouse Button|Left Mouse Button]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Converter|Converter]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Server Socket Connection|Server Socket Connection]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Line Printer 0x378|Line Printer 0x378]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#TNG-2 Module|TNG-2 Module]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Oxford Pulse Oximeter|Oxford Pulse Oximeter]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
==[[Miscellaneous Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Real to Integer Object|Real to Integer Object]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Integer to Byte|Integer to Byte]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String to Integer|String to Integer]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte to String|Byte to String]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date Greater Than|Date Greater Than]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date Not Equal|Date Not Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Equal|String Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Subject|String Subject]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Length|String Length]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Lower Case|String Lower Case]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Delete|Byte Delete]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Position|Byte Position]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Integer to Real Object|Integer to Real Object]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#WAV to Integer|WAV to Integer]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Integer to String|Integer to String]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date to Real|Date to Real]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date Greater Than or Equal|Date Greater Than or Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Greater Than|String Greater Than]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Not Equal|String Not Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Delete|String Delete]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Position|String Position]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Addition|Byte Addition]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Insert|Byte Insert]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte to Integer|Byte to Integer]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Integer to WAV|Integer to WAV]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String to Byte|String to Byte]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Real to Date|Real to Date]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date Equal|Date Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Greater Than or Equal|String Greater Than or Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Addition|String Addition]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Insert|String Insert]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Upper Case|String Upper Case]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Subtract|Byte Subtract]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Length|Byte Length]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
==[[External Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
The External Toolbox contains any [[External Modules]] you have loaded into the program.
</td>
</tr>
</table>

Category:Modules

2010-04-12T02:55:18Z

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NeatTools is a visual programing environment. Programs are built using modules connected together in such a way as to manipulate a flow of data. Data flows into a module, where it is acted upon in some way by the module, for instance, the [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Add|Integer Add]] Module takes two connections of integers, sums them, and outputs the result. The modules are divided by type into several toolboxes.

Manual: [http://www.neattools.org/docs/ntmanual-2008.pdf]

==Toolboxes==
The eight toolboxes are accessible from the [[Toolbar]] on the left side.
<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="3">
==[[Digital Logic Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Not|Not]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Exclusive Or|Exclusive Or]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Equal|Integer Equal]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Multiply|Integer Multiply]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Absolute Value|Integer Absolute Value]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Minimum|Integer Minimum]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Control|Control]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Delay|Delay]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#DeMultiplexer|DeMultiplexer]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Exclusive|Exclusive]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#High Performance Counter|High Performance Counter]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Delay Sustain|Delay Sustain]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#And|And]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Greater Than|Integer Greater Than]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Not Equal|Integer Not Equal]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Subtract|Integer Subtract]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Power|Integer Power]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Percent|Integer Percent]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Sample|Sample]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Accumulator|Accumulator]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Encoder|Encoder]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Clock Divider|Clock Divider]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Calibrate|Calibrate]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#State Object|State Object]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Or|Or]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Greater Than or Equal|Integer Greater Than or Equal]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Add|Integer Add]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Divide|Integer Divide]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Maximum|Integer Maximum]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Integer Random|Integer Random]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Pulse|Pulse]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Multiplexer|Multiplexer]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Decoder|Decoder]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Time|Time]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Average Filter|Average Filter]]
* [[Digital Logic Toolbox#Timers|Timers]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">

==[[Math Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Equal|Complex Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Subtract|Complex Subtract]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex to Real|Complex to Real]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Polar to Complex|Polar to Complex]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Cosine|Complex Cosine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Hyperbolic Tangent|Complex Hyperbolic Tangent]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Greater Than|Real Greater Than]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Not Equal|Real Not Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Subtract|Real Subtract]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Power|Real Power]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Sine|Real Sine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Arc Tangent|Real Arc Tangent]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Square Root|Real Square Root]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Floor|Real Floor]]
* [[Math Toolbox#PI|PI]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Delay|Real Delay]]
</td>
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* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Not Equal|Complex Not Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Multiplication|Complex Multiplication]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real to Complex|Real to Complex]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Sine|Complex Sine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Hyperbolic Cosine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Natural Antilog]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Greater than or Equal|Real Greater than or Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Addition|Real Addition]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Division|Real Division]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Maximum|Real Maximum]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Cosine|Real Cosine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Natural Antilog|Natural Antilog]] ''e''<sup>''x''</sup>
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Round|Real Round]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Modulus|Modulus]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Natural number e|Natural number e]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Calibrate|Real Calibrate]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Addition|Complex Addition]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Division|Complex Division]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex to Polar|Complex to Polar]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Hyperbolic Sine|Complex Hyperbolic Sine]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Tangent|Complex Tangent]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Complex Conjugate|Complex Conjugate]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Equal|Real Equal]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Multiplication|Real Multiplication]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Absolute Value|Real Absolute Value]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Minimum|Real Minimum]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Tangent|Real Tangent]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Logarithm|Real Logarithm]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Ceiling|Real Ceiling]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Arc Tangent 2|Arc Tangent 2]]
* [[Math Toolbox#Real Random|Real Random]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">

==[[Keyboard Toolbox]]==
These modules are relatively self explanatory and function in the same way that they do when found on a traditional keyboard.
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Keyboard Toolbox#Key|Key]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
==[[Multimedia Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Master Output Volume|Master Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#CD Output Mute|CD Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI Output Volume|MIDI Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Auxiliary Output Mute|Auxiliary Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Record Input Volume|Record Input Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Microphone Input Volume|Microphone Input Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#CD Input Volume|CD Input Volume]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Master Output Mute|Master Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#WAV Output Volume|WAV Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI Output Mute|MIDI Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Microphone Output Volume|Microphone Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Record Input Mute|Record Input Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Auxiliary Input Volume|Auxiliary Input Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI Output|MIDI Output]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#CD Output Volume|CD Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#WAV Output Mute|WAV Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Auxiliary Output Volume|Auxiliary Output Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Microphone Output Mute|Microphone Output Mute]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#Record Input Select|Record Input Select]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI Input Volume|MIDI Input Volume]]
* [[Multimedia Toolbox#MIDI|MIDI]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
==[[Display Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Display Toolbox#Color|Color]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Real|Real]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Bytes|Bytes]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Switch|Switch]] (Red)
* [[Display Toolbox#1D Viewer|1D Viewer]] (Horizontal)
* [[Display Toolbox#1D Meter|1D Meter]]
* [[Display Toolbox#2D Meter|2D Meter]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Display Toolbox#Label|Label]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Real Complex|Real Complex]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Button|Button]] (Cyan)
* [[Display Toolbox#Focus|Focus]] (Yellow)
* [[Display Toolbox#1D Slider|1D Slider]]
* [[Display Toolbox#2D Slider|2D Slider]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Display Toolbox#Integer|Integer]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Data|Data]]
* [[Display Toolbox#Push Button|Push Button]] (Green)
* [[Display Toolbox#LED|LED]]
* [[Display Toolbox#1D Meter|1D Meter]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">

==[[Input/Output Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Complex Object|Complex Object]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Executable|Executable]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Mouse X|Mouse X]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Right Mouse Button|Right Mouse Button]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Record Block|Record Block]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Joymouse 1|Joymouse 1]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Line Printer 0x278|Line Printer 0x278]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#TNG-3 Module|TNG-3 Module]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Davicon EMG|Davicon EMG]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Node|Node]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Data Base Module|Data Base Module]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Mouse Y|Mouse Y]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Middle Mouse Button|Middle Mouse Button]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Client Socket|Client Socket]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Joymouse 2|Joymouse 2]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Line Printer 0x3BC|Line Printer 0x3BC]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#TNG-4 Module|TNG-4 Module]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Com Port/Serial Port|Com Port/Serial Port]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#NeatTools Program Executable|NeatTools Program Executable]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Complete Mouse|Complete Mouse]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Left Mouse Button|Left Mouse Button]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Converter|Converter]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Server Socket Connection|Server Socket Connection]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Line Printer 0x378|Line Printer 0x378]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#TNG-2 Module|TNG-2 Module]]
* [[Input/Output Toolbox#Oxford Pulse Oximeter|Oxford Pulse Oximeter]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
==[[Miscellaneous Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Real to Integer Object|Real to Integer Object]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Integer to Byte|Integer to Byte]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String to Integer|String to Integer]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte to String|Byte to String]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date Greater Than|Date Greater Than]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date Not Equal|Date Not Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Equal|String Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Subject|String Subject]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Length|String Length]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Lower Case|String Lower Case]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Delete|Byte Delete]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Position|Byte Position]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Integer to Real Object|Integer to Real Object]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#WAV to Integer|WAV to Integer]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Integer to String|Integer to String]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date to Real|Date to Real]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date Greater Than or Equal|Date Greater Than or Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Greater Than|String Greater Than]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Not Equal|String Not Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Delete|String Delete]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Position|String Position]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Addition|Byte Addition]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Insert|Byte Insert]]
</td>
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte to Integer|Byte to Integer]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Integer to WAV|Integer to WAV]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String to Byte|String to Byte]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Real to Date|Real to Date]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Date Equal|Date Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Greater Than or Equal|String Greater Than or Equal]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Addition|String Addition]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Insert|String Insert]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#String Upper Case|String Upper Case]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Subtract|Byte Subtract]]
* [[Miscellaneous Toolbox#Byte Length|Byte Length]]
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td colspan="2">
==[[External Toolbox]]==
</td>
</tr>
<tr style="background: #eef">
<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-left: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
The External Toolbox contains any [[External Modules]] you have loaded into the program.
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TNG-4

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[[Image:image011.gif |thumb|TNG-4 Serial Computer Interface.]]

== Installation ==

==Technical Specifications==

==Documents==

TNG4: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/TNG4.pdf]

Streaming Mode: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/TNG4%20Streaming%20Mode.pdf] [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/NewTNG4StreamingMode.pdf]

Command Mode: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/CommandMode.pdf]

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-4 Module]]

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[[Image:TNG-3B.jpg |thumb|TNG-3B Serial Computer Interface.]]

== Installation ==

==Technical Specifications==

==Documents==

TNG4: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/TNG4.pdf]

Streaming Mode: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/TNG4%20Streaming%20Mode.pdf] [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/NewTNG4StreamingMode.pdf]

Command Mode: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/CommandMode.pdf]

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-4 Module]]

TNG-5

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[[Image:TNG5 diagram.jpg |thumb|TNG-5 Computer Interface.]]

== Installation ==

==Technical Specifications==

== Manual ==
[http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/TNG5.pdf]

NeatTools in Action!

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== Alex Blainey's EPOC Mind-Controlled Robot Arm ==
<youtube>4Cq35VbRpTY</youtube>

Main Page

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==NeatTools==

<table cellspacing="0">
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* [http://neattools.org Main Site]
* [http://neattools.org/downloads.html Downloads]
* [[Installation]]
* [[Interface]]
* [[:Category:Modules|Modules]]
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<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Programs]]
* [[:Category:Tutorials|Tutorials]]
* [[NeatTools in Action!]]
* [[:Category:Development|Development]]
* [[History]]
* [[TNGs]]
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</table>

TNG-5

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[[Image:TNG5 diagram.jpg |thumb|TNG-5 Computer Interface.]]

== Installation ==

==Technical Specifications==

== Manual ==

TNG-5

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[[Image:TNG5 diagram.jpg |thumb|TNG-5 Computer Interface.]]
TNG-3B is a data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. TNG is pronounced 'thing' in partial reference to The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss, and stands for "totally neat gadget". It is manufactured and sold by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC].

The visual programming environment [[NeatTools]] has built-in support for TNG-3B, though it can operate with other devices. TNG-3B can operate with software other than NeatTools. Any software package that can control a standard PC serial (COM:) port can communicate with TNG-3B. That software must be able to continuously assert DTR and RTS which are RS-232 handshake lines. However, since NeatTools and TNG-3B have been designed, from the outset, to work together, there are clear advantages in doing so.

== Installation ==

TNG-3B is easy to install and to use. No card has to be installed on the inside of the computer. Sensors and other devices simply plug into TNG-3B. Multiple TNG-3Bs may be attached to a single computer and used simultaneously. With a single serial cable connecting a TNG to the host computer, cabling is often simplified over installed-board solutions. TNG-3B works with many USB to RS-232 adapters. A 6', 9-conductor M-F serial cable is included.

==Technical Specifications==

TNG-3B is an input-only device that streams analog (8 channels with 8-bit resolution) and digital data (8 lines) to a host computer connected by an RS-232 serial port at 19.2 kbps. Operating power is derived from otherwise unused RS-232 handshaking and data lines. Each input has its own connector jack: a 3.5 mm stereo phone jacks for analog inputs, and 2.5 mm mono phone jacks for digital inputs. TNG-3B is a 5 volt device.

== FAQ ==
FAQ Document: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/TNG3B.FAQ.pdf]

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

Programs

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Main Page

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* [http://neattools.org Main Site]
* [http://neattools.org/downloads.html Downloads]
* [[Installation]]
* [[Interface]]
* [[:Category:Modules|Modules]]
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<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
* [[Programs]]
* [[:Category:Tutorials|Tutorials]]
* [[:Category:Development|Development]]
* [[History]]
* [[TNGs]]
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Category:Tutorials

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==Your First NeatTools Program==
<youtube>02lEC3s0xUM</youtube>

== Accumulator and Timer ==
<youtube>8eQ9RVlRY6c</youtube>

== Basic Logic Functions ==
<youtube>rDbeKW1kG-Q</youtube>

==Slider, Meters, Viewers, and Mouse ==
<youtube>zsi_JVrBrvg</youtube>

==NeatTools MIDI and Keyboard ==
<youtube>SltipE23XC4</youtube>

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==Your First NeatTools Program==
<youtube>02lEC3s0xUM</youtube>

== Basic Logic Functions ==

<youtube>rDbeKW1kG-Q/youtube>

Category:Development

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TNG-4 Module

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TNG-4

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[[Image:TNG-3B.jpg |thumb|TNG-3B Serial Computer Interface.]]

== Installation ==

==Technical Specifications==

== FAQ ==

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-4 Module]]

TNG-4

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[[Image:TNG-3B.jpg |thumb|TNG-3B Serial Computer Interface.]]
TNG-3B is a data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. TNG is pronounced 'thing' in partial reference to The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss, and stands for "totally neat gadget". It is manufactured and sold by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC].

The visual programming environment [[NeatTools]] has built-in support for TNG-3B, though it can operate with other devices. TNG-3B can operate with software other than NeatTools. Any software package that can control a standard PC serial (COM:) port can communicate with TNG-3B. That software must be able to continuously assert DTR and RTS which are RS-232 handshake lines. However, since NeatTools and TNG-3B have been designed, from the outset, to work together, there are clear advantages in doing so.

== Installation ==

TNG-3B is easy to install and to use. No card has to be installed on the inside of the computer. Sensors and other devices simply plug into TNG-3B. Multiple TNG-3Bs may be attached to a single computer and used simultaneously. With a single serial cable connecting a TNG to the host computer, cabling is often simplified over installed-board solutions. TNG-3B works with many USB to RS-232 adapters. A 6', 9-conductor M-F serial cable is included.

==Technical Specifications==

TNG-3B is an input-only device that streams analog (8 channels with 8-bit resolution) and digital data (8 lines) to a host computer connected by an RS-232 serial port at 19.2 kbps. Operating power is derived from otherwise unused RS-232 handshaking and data lines. Each input has its own connector jack: a 3.5 mm stereo phone jacks for analog inputs, and 2.5 mm mono phone jacks for digital inputs. TNG-3B is a 5 volt device.

== FAQ ==
FAQ Document: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/TNG3B.FAQ.pdf]

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

NeatLab

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[[Image:TNG-x.jpg |thumb|NeatLab USB Computer Interface.]]
NeatLab is a USB-based data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. NeatLab is under development by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC] and has not been generally released.

== Installation ==

NeatLab requires the installation of the FTDI virtual com port drivers [http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm].

The baud (communications) rate for NeatLab is 125,000 (125k) baud. The word structure is 1 start, 8 data, and 1 stop bit, no parity, and no handshake.

==Technical Specifications==

Please read the manual: [http://www.sensyr.com/NeatLab/NeatLab.pdf]

NeatLab has eight 10-bit analog-to-digital (4 on 3.5 mm stereo jacks; 4 on RJ-45 connector), eight digital I/O lines (4 on 3.5 mm jacks; 4 on RJ-45 connector), and two SPI ports (lower RJ-45 connectors). All digital I/O lines can be independently configured as either input or output. A second digital I/O port, Port D, is available on an unpopulated header. Unlike TNG-4 and TNG-5, NeatLab has no optical isolation circuitry.

NeatLab has two jumpers. JP1 selects TNG-3B emulation mode. JP2 selects 8-bit A/D resolution. NeatLab will stream data like a TNG-3B with the two jumpers installed. NeatLab has to be power-cycled for jumper selections to be recognized. NeatLab is compatible with the NeatTools TNG-3B module with these jumpers installed.

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

NeatLab

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[[Image:TNG-x.jpg |thumb|NeatLab USB Computer Interface.]]
NeatLab is a USB-based data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. NeatLab is under development by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC] and has not been generally released.

== Installation ==

NeatLab requires the installation of the FTDI virtual com port drivers [http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm].

The baud (communications) rate for NeatLab is 125,000 (125k) baud. The word structure is 1 start, 8 data, and 1 stop bit, no parity, and no handshake.

==Technical Specifications==

Please read the manual: [http://www.sensyr.com/NeatLab/NeatLab.pdf]

NeatLab has eight 10-bit analog-to-digital (4 on 3.5 mm stereo jacks; 4 on RJ-45 connector), eight digital I/O lines (4 on 3.5 mm jacks; 4 on RJ-45 connector), and two SPI ports (lower RJ-45 connectors). All digital I/O lines can be independently configured as either input or output. A second digital I/O port, Port D, is available on an unpopulated header.

NeatLab has two jumpers. JP1 selects TNG-3B emulation mode. JP2 selects 8-bit A/D resolution. NeatLab will stream data like a TNG-3B with the two jumpers installed. NeatLab has to be power-cycled for jumper selections to be recognized. NeatLab is compatible with the NeatTools TNG-3B module with these jumpers installed.

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

NeatLab

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[[Image:TNG-x.jpg |thumb|NeatLab USB Computer Interface.]]
NeatLab is a USB-based data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. NeatLab is under development by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC].

== Installation ==

NeatLab requires the installation of the FTDI virtual com port drivers [http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm].

The baud (communications) rate for NeatLab is 125,000 (125k) baud. The word structure is 1 start, 8 data, and 1 stop bit, no parity, and no handshake.

==Technical Specifications==

Please read the manual: [http://www.sensyr.com/NeatLab/NeatLab.pdf]

NeatLab has eight 10-bit analog-to-digital (4 on 3.5 mm stereo jacks; 4 on RJ-45 connector), eight digital I/O lines (4 on 3.5 mm jacks; 4 on RJ-45 connector), and two SPI ports (lower RJ-45 connectors). All digital I/O lines can be independently configured as either input or output. A second digital I/O port, Port D, is available on an unpopulated header.

NeatLab has two jumpers. JP1 selects TNG-3B emulation mode. JP2 selects 8-bit A/D resolution. NeatLab will stream data like a TNG-3B with the two jumpers installed. NeatLab has to be power-cycled for jumper selections to be recognized. NeatLab is compatible with the NeatTools TNG-3B module with these jumpers installed.

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

NeatLab

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[[Image:TNG-x.jpg |thumb|NeatLab USB Computer Interface.]]
NeatLab is a USB-based data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. NeatLab is under development by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC].

== Installation ==

==Technical Specifications==

Please read the manual: [http://www.sensyr.com/NeatLab/NeatLab.pdf]

NeatLab has eight 10-bit analog-to-digital (4 on 3.5 mm stereo jacks; 4 on RJ-45 connector), eight digital I/O lines (4 on 3.5 mm jacks; 4 on RJ-45 connector), and two SPI ports (lower RJ-45 connectors). All digital I/O lines can be independently configured as either input or output. A second digital I/O port, Port D, is available on an unpopulated header.

NeatLab has two jumpers.

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

NeatLab

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[[Image:TNG-x.jpg |thumb|NeatLab USB Computer Interface.]]
NeatLab is a USB-based data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. NeatLab is under development by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC].

== Installation ==

==Technical Specifications==

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

NeatLab-Compatible Boards

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NeatLab Sensors

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TNG-3B & NeatLab Sensors

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TNGs

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'''Data Interfaces (Hubs) for NeatTools.'''

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* [[TNG-3B]]
* [[TNG-4]]
* [[TNG-5]]
* [[NeatLab]]
* [[TNG-3B & NeatLab Sensors]]
* [[NeatLab Sensors]]
* [[NeatLab-Compatible Boards]]

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TNG-3B

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[[Image:TNG-3B.jpg |thumb|TNG-3B Serial Computer Interface.]]
TNG-3B is a data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. TNG is pronounced 'thing' in partial reference to The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss, and stands for "totally neat gadget". It is manufactured and sold by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC].

The visual programming environment [[NeatTools]] has built-in support for TNG-3B, though it can operate with other devices. TNG-3B can operate with software other than NeatTools. Any software package that can control a standard PC serial (COM:) port can communicate with TNG-3B. That software must be able to continuously assert DTR and RTS which are RS-232 handshake lines. However, since NeatTools and TNG-3B have been designed, from the outset, to work together, there are clear advantages in doing so.

== Installation ==

TNG-3B is easy to install and to use. No card has to be installed on the inside of the computer. Sensors and other devices simply plug into TNG-3B. Multiple TNG-3Bs may be attached to a single computer and used simultaneously. With a single serial cable connecting a TNG to the host computer, cabling is often simplified over installed-board solutions. TNG-3B works with many USB to RS-232 adapters. A 6', 9-conductor M-F serial cable is included.

==Technical Specifications==

TNG-3B is an input-only device that streams analog (8 channels with 8-bit resolution) and digital data (8 lines) to a host computer connected by an RS-232 serial port at 19.2 kbps. Operating power is derived from otherwise unused RS-232 handshaking and data lines. Each input has its own connector jack: a 3.5 mm stereo phone jacks for analog inputs, and 2.5 mm mono phone jacks for digital inputs. TNG-3B is a 5 volt device.

== FAQ ==
FAQ Document: [http://www.sensyr.com/manuals/TNG3B.FAQ.pdf]

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

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NeatLab

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[[Image:TNG-3B.jpg |thumb|TNG-3B Serial A/D Computer Interface.]]
NeatLab is a USB-based data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. NeatLab is under development by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC].

== Installation ==

==Technical Specifications==

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

NeatLab

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[[Image:TNG-3B.jpg |thumb|TNG-3B Serial A/D Computer Interface.]]
TNG-3B is a data-acquisition device for general-purpose and human-computer interfacing. TNG is pronounced 'thing' in partial reference to The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss, and stands for "totally neat gadget". It is manufactured and sold by [http://www.sensyr.com/ SenSyr LLC].

The visual programming environment [[NeatTools]] has built-in support for TNG-3B, though it can operate with other devices. TNG-3B can operate with software other than NeatTools. Any software package that can control a standard PC serial (COM:) port can communicate with TNG-3B. That software must be able to continuously assert DTR and RTS which are RS-232 handshake lines. However, since NeatTools and TNG-3B have been designed, from the outset, to work together, there are clear advantages in doing so.

== Installation ==

TNG-3B is easy to install and to use. No card has to be installed on the inside of the computer. Sensors and other devices simply plug into TNG-3B. Multiple TNG-3Bs may be attached to a single computer and used simultaneously. With a single serial cable connecting a TNG to the host computer, cabling is often simplified over installed-board solutions. TNG-3B works with many USB to RS-232 adapters. A 6' 9-conductor M-F serial cable is included.

==Technical Specifications==

TNG-3B is an input-only device that streams analog (8 channels with 8-bit resolution) and digital data (8 lines) to a host computer connected by an RS-232 serial port at 19.2 kbps. Operating power is derived from otherwise unused RS-232 handshaking and data lines. Each input has its own connector jack: a 3.5 mm stereo phone jacks for analog inputs, and 2.5 mm mono phone jacks for digital inputs. TNG-3B is a 5 volt device.

==NeatTools Integration==

[[TNG-3B Module]]

TNG-5

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TNG-4

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TNGs

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'''Data Interfaces (Hubs) for NeatTools.'''

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* [[TNG-3B]]
* [[TNG-4]]
* [[TNG-5]]
* [[NeatLab]]
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TNGs

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== TNGs ==

'''Data Interfaces (Hubs) for NeatTools.'''

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* [[TNG-3B]]
* [[TNG-4]]
* [[TNG-5]]
* [[NeatLab]]
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<td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-right: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;">
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TNGs

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[[TNG-3B]]
[[TNG-4]]
[[TNG-5]]
[[NeatLab]]

Main Page

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==NeatTools==

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* [http://neattools.org Main Site]
* [http://neattools.org/downloads.html Downloads]
* [[Installation]]
* [[Interface]]
* [[:Category:Modules|Modules]]
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* [[Programs]]
* [[:Category:Tutorials#Your First NeatTools Program|Your First NeatTools Program]]
* [[:Category:Development|Development]]
* [[History]]
* [[TNGs]]
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Installation

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# Download the most recent version of [http://downloads.sourceforge.net/neattools/NeatTools-1.1.zip|NeatTools].
# Extract this file to the location of your choice. (e.g. C:\NeatTools\) The program executable is oopw.exe.
# Congratulate yourself on a job well done.

==System Requirements==
System Requirements for NeatTools are incredibly minimal:
* Pentium PC 133MHz or higher
* Windows 95/98/NT
* 64 MB of RAM (Recommended)
* 800 x 600 monitor resolution

--- Windows 7 ----

There are some problems with using NeatTools with Windows 7. Mostly, this has to do with editing parameters.
There is a “Microsoft XP mode” VM free download ([http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/get-started.aspx]).
It works fine so far, including accessing a USB-to-serial converter and running TNG-3B. It should be fine for programming
at least without the Win7 quirks, and then ntl’s can be run under Win7 or XP on the same machine. So no need for VMWare.