Signal scaling
Convert measured 4–20 mA values into engineering units and identify below-range, valid, and above-range conditions.
Free Linux beta
Industrial Signal and Scaling Utility
A focused offline desktop application for industrial analog signal scaling, engineering calculations, and local calculation history.
Current release
Download the complete Linux application as one AppImage file. Python, PySide6, and PyCharm are not required on the end-user computer.
Purpose-built
SignalBench is designed around the work technicians and engineers perform at a machine, workbench, control panel, or commissioning site.
Convert measured 4–20 mA values into engineering units and identify below-range, valid, and above-range conditions.
A professional HMI-style layout provides readable values, clear states, and practical operation on industrial displays.
The application runs offline. It requires no account, contains no advertising, and does not transmit calculation or equipment information.
Installation
AppImage keeps the application portable and avoids system-wide installation.
Save NorthRivet-SignalBench-0.1.0-beta-x86_64.AppImage to your Downloads folder.
File integrity
NorthRivet publishes a SHA-256 checksum so the downloaded file can be compared with the original release artifact.
Expected SHA-256:
Privacy and trust
SignalBench is designed for offline industrial use. It does not require a user account, send telemetry, display advertising, or upload calculation history.
Download and run the application without registration or login.
Application-controlled calculation and equipment data are not transmitted.
Saved calculations remain in the user’s standard local application-data directory.
Release information
Initial public Linux beta with the frameless HMI interface, dashboard, 4–20 mA scaling, local calculation history, and offline operation.
NorthRivet SignalBench · Industrial Signal and Scaling Utility · Designed by Fred Fisher