Welcome to CALI
The main purpose of the CALI application is to perform calibration on BigFin devices.
It can also be used to make some measurements on a connected device (and paste values to clipboard).
The application supports French and English languages.
The application was developped by Ultreia.io (still no site!) for Ifremer Unité EMH (Ecologie et Modèles pour l’Halieutique).
Requirements
Application works with Java 8 on any operating system (Linux, Windows, Mac), it uses something like 30Mo memory.
Supported devices: 10MF1, 10MF2 and DC1 (via Bluetooth connection).
Install
- Get last stable version (v1.3) archive
- Unzip it
- Launch it (for Windows there is a cali.bat or cali.exe, for others cali.sh)
Configure
Application stores his configuration file named cali.conf in your operating system user configuration directory.
You can modify by yourself this configuration file, just make sure an application is not running (his content could be overriden by application).
Make your own modification (see configuration details), and then relaunch application.
Application stores all data (such as logs, resources files, …) in a directory named .cali in your personal folder.
His content after a first start should be something like this:
.cali ├── log │ ├── cali-1.0.log │ └── cali-boot.log ├── resources-1.0 │ ├── cali-log4j.properties │ ├── cali-swing-session.ui.xml │ └── i18n │ ├── cali-i18n-definition.properties │ ├── cali-i18n_en_GB.properties │ └── cali-i18n_fr_FR.properties └── tmp
Contribute
This project is a free software, you can reuse it, modify it (see License details).
It is nicely hosted on a Gitlab.com project ultreiaio/ifremer-cali.
To build project, use Maven.
Some usefull links:
Credits
- Many thanks to Chris Carroll, a precious contact in U.S.A who knows definitely how to talk with devices<cr>
- Many thanks to Gitlab.com for hosting the project
- Many thanks to Maven team for this great build tool