Arduino GUI Part 6 Finish Up

Part 6: The GUI is pretty messy from the program development so this video shows techniques and property settings to make the GUI attractive and more usable. This is a series of six videos that covers the creation of a Windows application to control devices connected to an Arduino microprocessor. C# is used to develop serial communications between the PC and an Arduino. The C# windows form app is further developed to transmit both analog and digital data and commands in both directions between the Arduino and PC. Video Summary: Part 1: Set up serial communications and send digital commands to the Arduino from the PC GUI    • Arduino GUI Part 1   Communications   Part 2: Expand the program to send analog data to the Arduino to set the angle of a servo motor    • Arduino GUI Part 2   Servo Motor   Part 3: Add intensity control of LEDs on the Arduino using trackbar controls on the GUI    • Arduino GUI Part 3   LED   Part 4: Send digital data from the Arduino to the PC in the form of button presses    • Arduino GUI Part 4   Button Push   Part 5: Send analog data from the Arduino to the PC in the form of potentiometer voltage readings    • Arduino GUI Part 5   Potentiometer   Part 6: Make the fully functional GUI more attractive and easier to use    • Arduino GUI Part 6   Finish Up