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i am quite new to the arduino stuff. Got the Arduino IDE installed side by side with Ecplise. Using Eclipse with the Arduino plugin is working well for me, including the SerialMonitor.

I am just curious how to use the scope there. Can't find any tutorial for this.

Can somebody explain how to show something inside the scope?

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What type of scope you are talking about?Add more explanation to your question.! –  CZAbhinav Sep 5 at 4:31
    
Well, if you're using eclipse with the arduino plugin, it'll also add two new views. One is the serial monitor, the other one is called scope. Scope is a 6 channel Oscilloscope. But i dont know how to get values displayed there. –  nouseforname Sep 5 at 4:37
    
I don't know about eclipse scope, but there is a software Proteus, it has an option of virtual oscilloscope. You can use that.! –  CZAbhinav Sep 5 at 4:47
    
Thanks for the hint, but that doesn't answer my question ;) –  nouseforname Sep 5 at 4:49
    
blog.baeyens.it/#post12 may help. –  yeti Sep 5 at 7:24

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