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Kalibro is an open source free software to manage devices and tools for calibration and maintenance records. It helps you to keep inventory and reminds you the scheduled dates. Kalibro also help you to satisfy the requirements of the Quality Management Standards like ISO9001, AS9100, TS16949. Manufacturing, Quality and IT departments of small/medium sized companies are targeted to use Kalibro. You do not need to use spread sheet files to save your critical calibration records. Starting from version 2.4b1, you can now import calibration records from CSV files which can be generated from spread sheets.
Kalibro is free and will always be free.

Donations are accepted over Flattr. Open Source Free Software does not mean costless

Kalibro, is programmed with Python® programming language and uses SQLite as database.

“Python” is a registered trademark of the Python Software Foundation

Tuğba Yıldız (my funniest friend) has contributed to add new features, fix bugs and translations.
MadCzarls has contributed to Polish translation and fixing translation issues whenever needed.

On behalf of the community, I thank you very much for your great support.

QEP (Quality Engineered Products Ltd.)

You should use Kalibro's issue tracker for feature requests and bug reports at bitbucket.org. You may comment, vote and watch the bugs/proposals/enhacements.

GNU General Public License v3

free software license, which guarantees end users (individuals, organizations, companies) the freedoms to run, study, share, copy and modify the software

Note: You cannot use Kalibro in a closed source commercial application with GNU General Public License. If you need to, please contact developer for commercial support and commercial license.

Kalibro currently has English, Polish and Turkish translations. You can help to improve translations or add your native language with the help of Zanata (online open translation) or contact me via discussion below or email. This is Kalibro project's link at Zanata. You can login zanata with your current yahoo/fedora accounts or by creating a new account.

Images may belong to old versions.
Screenshots page

Donate over Flattr to support the development of Kalibro. There are many improvable areas and many features could be added.
It is up to you to make it better.

To see all MD5 hashes, follow this link.

Kalibro has a git repository at Bitbucket. You can checkout the latest version content as below;

git clone --recursive https://bitbucket.org/ozanhaci/kalibro.git

1. Install C++ 2008 Redistributable (if not exist)
2. Supported Operating Systems: Win XP, Vista, 7 or 8
3. Extract the zip file and run “Kalibro.exe” file

Tested on Windows 7 and 10

1. Install Python 2.7 (already included in most Linux Distros)
2. Install wxPython 3.0.2 (apt-get install python-wxgtk3.0)
3. pip install -r requirements.txt
4. User must have write permission in application directory

Tested on and Debian 8 (Jessie) GNU/Linux

1. If you use version 2.4 or older, you must upgrade to version 2.5 at first then to newer versions
2. Backup “kalibro.sqlite” database file in application directory
3. Copy “kalibro.sqlite” file from old application directory to new application directory
4. Run new application

• Extract the tar.gz file and run “kalibro.py” file (make kalibro.py file executable)

OR

$ git clone --recursive https://bitbucket.org/ozanhaci/kalibro.git
$ chmod +x kalibro/kalibro.py
$ cd kalibro
$ ./kalibro.py

1. Requirements: Python 2.7 , wxPython 3.0.2 , and py2exe 0.6.9 and pip install -r requirements.txt
2. UPX is (optional) to compress DLL files
   set UPX_PATH environment variable to path of upx.exe
3. Run “setup.py” in source code and “dist” directory is created under same directory

Please check Help Page.

How to backup Data:

Simply, copy the “kalibro.sqlite” file under your installation folder to any place.

How to backup HTML report:

If you have changed the HTML report of Kalibro (report.html file under application directory), back it up before upgrade

Translation:

Kalibro supports English, Polish and Turkish languages with the help of GNU gettext. If you want Kalibro to speak your mother tongue,

you can follow the following steps;

1 - Get the “Kalibro.pot” file under “locale” folder of Kalibro source code.

2 - Use an editor to edit PO file generated from POT file, for example, you can use Poedit.

3 - Submit your PO file after you have completed translation to me.

or use Zanata

Recommended SQLite Browsers/Managers:

SQLite Manager - Firefox Extension
SQLite Database Browser

Kalibro v2.6b1 (2016-10-16)

    - added unit tests
    - improved code for testing
    - added appveyor Continuous Integration support
      for testing and building on windows
    - added "User Management" feature
    - added "Device Owner" feature
    - added history log tables and triggers
      for main, subrecords, mainAddField, mainFieldLabel tables
    - added history log reports for device status and owner
    - improved UX
    - improved search window UI
    - removed simple backup feature
      Do not use kalibro.sqlite.bak file, it is not updated anymore
      You can use windows task scheduler or
      Linux cron jobs to get backups to another location
    - new translations under locale folder are auto discovered
    - code cleanup/refactoring


Kalibro v2.5 (2016-08-06)
    
    - added print feature to calibration control window
    - added new columns to calibration control window
    - calibration result types can now be defined and selected
    - UI improved for files stored in report store for easier access
    - add new columns to Grid ("result" and "file path")
      instead of embedding reports into database, file paths can be attached to calibration records
    - fixed critical bug causing overwrite while adding new record
    - fixed current working directory bug in report store
    - fixed additional fields search bug

For release notes of older versions, click this link.