Bench controls in the browser.

Drive a box's instruments — power supplies, e-loads, GPIO, serial consoles — from a GUI mapped to the same Lager nets your test scripts use.

app.stoutdata.ai/workbench

Workbench

Drive a box's instruments directly from the dashboard.

Box

Configure nets ↗

psu

Rigol_DP711

Power supply

Voltage (V)

Current limit (A)

Over-voltage protection (V)

Over-current protection (A)

10:42:01 [psu] enable → output on10:42:03 [psu] set_v → 3.30 V10:42:03 [psu] set_a → current limit 0.50 A10:42:09 [psu] read → 3.301 V · 0.182 A

P3.1

Pick a box, get its bench

Choose any box in the fleet and Workbench lists its connected instruments and the nets each one exposes.

P3.2

Sixteen instrument roles

Power supplies (including two-quadrant), battery simulators, e-loads, USB, GPIO, ADC, DAC, thermocouples, watt meters, SPI, I2C, energy analyzers, debug probes, ARM firmware flashing, and UART.

P3.3

Nets, not addresses

Controls target named Lager nets, so the GUI drives the same abstraction as your scripts — swap the instrument, keep the net.

P3.4

Set, read, and log

Enable outputs, set voltage and current limits, read live values back, and watch a command log as each action lands on hardware.

P3.5

Flash and talk to targets

Debug-probe roles flash ARM targets, and the UART role streams the serial console straight into the browser.

P3.6

Deep links from the fleet

Jump from a box's Nets tab directly to that net's Workbench controls.

Related capability

02.1Fleet Management

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