Talks to a Pokit Meter directly from the browser over Web Bluetooth — multimeter, oscilloscope and a
logic analyser with the same UART/NEC/RC5/DHT/1-Wire decoders as the
harbour-pokit Sailfish OS app, just no phone or install required.
Connect once, then switch tabs; every tab shares the same link.
Reuses the last Scope capture — run one on the Scope tab first, or hit "Capture & decode" below, which applies the window/sample preset for the chosen protocol and runs a fresh capture automatically. Default trigger is Free Running: the Meter starts sampling as soon as the capture command is sent (shown in the status line below), so for a one-shot burst like a UART boot message, start the capture first and send your message right after the status reads "Capturing — send now". The Meter's own Rising/Falling hardware trigger is offered too but is experimental: there's a BLE round-trip before it starts watching the line, so anything sent before it finishes arming — even the start of the same message — is silently gone, no matter how wide the window is.
Raw GATT access to any discovered characteristic — pick one from the dropdown (populated after connecting) or paste a UUID. Payload is hex bytes, little-endian per field as the Pokit API spec documents each characteristic; this sends exactly what you type.