Timetool exe install#
On first run it will ask to install additional files, openning a CMD window to run arduino CLI commands. Extract the OSRTT folder anywhere you like, personally I keep it on the desktop.Download the latest zip file from the releases page.You can now use the Results View form to both view the data as heatmaps, and the raw data in graph form. It will save the raw results and processed results to individual files for each run, then will output a "FINAL-DATA-OSRTT.csv" file that averages all the processed data. My aim was to keep everything as transparent as possible, so when a test is begun it will create a numbered folder within the /Results folder using the monitor, refresh rate and connection you are using. It's also capable of setting how many repeats of the test it will do before averaging them out (max supported 10 repeats). The C# based program handles all interaction with the hardware, primarily over Serial (over USB), both connecting to the board, updating the board's firmware (using the Arduino CLI, and recording results. The hardware isn't too difficult to build if you'd like to do it yourself, and the software is fully open source so you are welcome to make alterations to suit your testing needs. The hardware as described in the circuit diagrams is required, as is a copy of the Windows Forms app. The goal of this project is to offer an open source, cost effective solution to testing LCD monitor's input lag.
Open Source Response Time Tool - LCD response time tool, includes hardware, firmware and software!
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