I/O Blocks Toolkit

Arduino boards and other similar microcontrollers have become very popular in recent times. They can be used for a variety of purposes and are a great way to get started with electronics and coding.
I/O Blocks Toolkit is a powerful framework for electronic prototyping, using these popular hardware kits. It supports several boards and includes some basic firmware packages, as well as an east-to-use controller utility.

Useful framework that is compatible with popular Arduino boards

I/O Blocks Toolkit is very simple to install, as no complex operations need to be performed. At present, it supports the Arduino Uno, Nano, Leonardo and Micro.
The IOB Control application is the most important feature of the software suite, as it can be used to manage compatible devices, flash them with IOB firmware and install or upgrade firmware packages.
A few basic firmwares are included upon installation, but others need to be purchased from the online shop, once you have created an account.

Straightforward, easy-to-use control utility

When launching the built-in IOB Control application for the first time, you are presented with the welcome page, which provides shortcuts to various useful functions, enabling you to access your devices, view the provided documentation or open the online store.
Each compatible device has a GUI control panel that can be loaded into the application and allows you to manage the supported features.
The program also includes a built-in utility that can be used to flash IOB-compatible firmware.

Versatile platform that can help you work with Arduino boards

I/O Blocks Toolkit is a complete framework that enables you to manipulate various electronic devices and provides a basic set of firmwares for popular Arduino boards, allowing you to turn your devices into powerful diagnostic, control and measurement tools.
The built-in control application features an intuitive interface and is very easy to use, while the extensive documentation available online can help you make the most of the software and your Arduino board.