 Hello everyone and welcome to this 20 minute session in which I will guide you through the creative process of constructing a custom dashboard. In this quick introductory presentation I am going to describe my application example running on the MCU. You will see which runtime variables we will be remotely monitoring and visualize them and which peripheral registers we will be modifying on the fly directly from the dashboard. In a step by step we will create the dashboard and practically play with the tool and examine the access to the target. And finally I will demonstrate the remote access from a different personal device. So first how such a development process looks like. We configured and generated the code by CubeMX then developed the generated code by Cube IDE and programmed MCU target either using directly Cube IDE or Cube programmer. And finally the Cube monitor allows us to remotely access the application running on the MCU. The application setup looks like this. You need a PC with a supported operating system, a USB cable and a stealing programmer which in this case is already mounted on a nuclear development board. In this example I configured one channel for PWM to be sampled by ADC peripheral. The monitored runtime variable is the voltage sampled by ADC and stored in a RAM memory. After that I will show you how to directly access registers to modify duty cycle and frequency of the generated PWM signal. So that's all for the introduction and let's jump in Cube Monitor to construct the dashboard.