QUICK START

Your first curve in five minutes.

Install KymoStudio, send data from your board – with or without a library – and connect. No board at hand? The built-in demo needs no hardware.

1
Install KymoStudio

Download the Windows installer, verify its SHA256 checksum and install KymoStudio.
Download & verify
2
Send data

Path A: print text lines as below. Path B: flash a KymoProbe example or add KymoCore to your project.
3
Connect

Add a serial connection at 115200 baud, 8N1, in the Connections dialog. Formats are detected automatically – drag a signal into a chart and watch.

No board yet? Start the demo inside KymoStudio.

PATH A · NO LIBRARY

void loop() {
  Serial.printf("temp=%.2f hum=%.1f\n", readTemp(), readHum());
  delay(20);
}

KymoStudio also reads Teleplot (>temp:23.5) and CSV columns (23.5,41). Each name becomes a signal with its own curve label.

Good to know: text lines carry no device time, so reception time applies.

PATH B · WITH KYMOCORE

git clone https://github.com/CodeName-666/kymoprobe
cd kymoprobe
pio run -e nodemcu-32s -t upload

Or add KymoCore to your own PlatformIO project:

lib_deps = codename666/KymoCore@^7.1.0

Next steps

Cursors, step response, FFT and trigger on raw data.

The PI controller example shows live parameters with confirmation.

Live parameters →

See functions, tasks and ISRs of your firmware on a timeline.

Runtime trace →