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    Hi Art !

    nice idea for the tachometer.

    I have an old project, where I´m already using 8 custom chars to show darrel´s bargraph, and other "compressed characters, like "Km/l" , "L/h".

    Is it possible to re-use the custom char to show the odometer efect and this nice tachometer or this is not possible ?

    Is your code for the tachometer complicated ?

    Thank you.

    Sérgio

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    Hi,
    I'll post it go in it's own thread in a little bit.
    The tach is interrupt driven, display is PBP.
    I'm close to finishing something much nicer

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    Hi Art,

    Thank you very much for your reply !

    I Will wait for your post.

    My best regards.

    Sérgio

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    Hi srspinho,

    Unfortunately I have lost that code
    In the end, for that project, I ditched both the graphing tachometer,
    and the rolling odometer effect for the time display.
    They both looked good on the desk where the project spent a couple of months,
    but in the car, they both turned out to be a terrible idea.

    I could see the peak on the tachometer graph, but not tell if it was the current
    reading without looking hard, and the same with the elapsed time.
    I went back to a plain vertical bargraph for the tachometer:



    I do still have current code for the project that I wouldn't otherwise mind sharing entirely,
    but I would mind spending the time making sense of it where it was not written for others.
    It is only a collection of things available here, or substitutes for them done myself.
    I did my own asm interrupts for example, but DT's interrupts do exactly the same thing.

    I have an old project, where I´m already using 8 custom chars to show darrel´s bargraph, and other "compressed characters, like "Km/l" , "L/h".
    Is it possible to re-use the custom char to show the odometer efect and this nice tachometer or this is not possible ?
    I didn't read this correctly.
    No, it is only possible to display eight at a time, you can only change the content of those eight locations an unlimited number of times.
    otherwise it would be a full graphics LCD. THe elapsed timer in this one is only using six of them, the tach uses one, and there's a spare.
    Last edited by Art; - 14th October 2013 at 07:26.

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    Thank you Art !

    I think I Will try your 2x16 graphic lib .

    Regards.

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