Data Control Panels

HITI Data

The Data Control Panels allow you to control and monitor any value in your Arduino program.

To do that, HITIPanel exchange data with your Arduino that we call HITI Data. There are 2 types of HITI Data:

• Digital Data : for boolean values
• Analog Data : for float values

A HITI Data can be accessed from both your Arduino program (using our library) and HITIPanel (using the Data Control Panels). This means that you can write a value in a HITI Data from your Arduino program and read this value in HITIPanel, and vice-versa.

Note : a HITI Data can be written by both HITIPanel and your Arduino program. If HITIPanel writes a value to it, this value might be immediately overwritten by your Arduino program, and vice-versa.

Digital Data

A Digital Data holds a boolean value. 

The DIGITAL DATA Control Panel contains 32 Command Panels. Each Command Panel lets you control and monitor a Digital Data value (Data 0 to 31). You can use it as :

• An Indicator to monitor a boolean value in your Arduino program
• A Switch or a Button to control a boolean value in your Arduino program (usually to trigger actions)

The appearance of the Command Panel will always be the same, whether you use it as an Indicator, a Switch, or a Button.

Analog Data

An Analog Data holds a float value (+/- 4,294,967,040.000).

The ANALOG DATA Control Panel contains 20 Command Panels. Each Command Panel lets you control and monitor an Analog Data value (Data 0 to 19). You can use it as :

• A Metric to display an analog value in your Arduino program
• A Setpoint to set an analog value in your Arduino program

The appearance of the Command Panel will always be the same, whether you use it as a Metric, or a Setpoint.