Hi, DONOriginally Posted by Don Mario
Just turn your LCD 90° cckw !!!
hi,hi,hi ...
Alain
Hi, DONOriginally Posted by Don Mario
Just turn your LCD 90° cckw !!!
hi,hi,hi ...
Alain
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Why insist on using 32 Bits when you're not even able to deal with the first 8 ones ??? ehhhhhh ...
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IF there is the word "Problem" in your question ...
certainly the answer is " RTFM " or " RTFDataSheet " !!!
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Thanks ! It's a very good advice ! But I'm seriuos ! Don't forget the vertical bar !
Don Mario
Here, a Graphic LCD might be necessary ... ( I've tried a 4x20 : result is not so good due to space between the lines )
And do not forget the processor to drive the graphic LCD, to have a simple handling like LINE x1,y1,x2,y2 ... BOX x1,y1,x2,y2 CIRCLE x,y,r .... etc,etc
not so easy ... even with 8k memory , 20 Mhz and Assembler !!!
Alain
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Why insist on using 32 Bits when you're not even able to deal with the first 8 ones ??? ehhhhhh ...
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IF there is the word "Problem" in your question ...
certainly the answer is " RTFM " or " RTFDataSheet " !!!
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hi Darrel
thanks for very nice projects
I want to use but I use Proton Suit (crownhill I am registered user) I can convert it but I didn't understand this row how can I convert PDS
BARtemp = BAR_value * BAR_width is ok
BARtemp = DIV32 BAR_range is ok
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Remainder = R2 but not ok how can I calculate
remender from div32 command
regards
ahmet/TURKEY
ta1dr
Read this thread.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?p=13214
Don Mario
Attaboys followed by wantittodo's cancel each other out.
And, this is the Code Examples forum. Not the Please make your program do what I want forum.
I hate being rude, but come on, use the brain a little. I've given everything you need to be able to easily create your own vertical bargraph's. All you need to do is think and apply.
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DT
DARREL TAYLOR,
I don't say "Make me a program" !
I say "You forget vertical bargraph" for a coplete "demo software"
That's my opinion. I don't need your software ! I make my own !
Don Mario
Perfect!I make my own !
That's what we do here. Offer examples and assistance, so that others can write thier own programs. But the real question is, What will you do with your program when you're finished.
Will you look at it and say, Hey that's pretty good, I'm not giving it out to anyone for free. Or, will you post it here for others to look at and say it's not good enough.
I guess time will tell.
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DT
Did a vertical graphing tachometer over time with a single custom char (far right in the video).
Just got to matrix rotate the byte and shift every byte in the custom char every frame to make room for the next vertical byte.
(this one has odometer effect on the elapsed timer as well![]()
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
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![]()
Hi Art,
Thank you very much for your reply !
I Will wait for your post.
My best regards.
Sérgio
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 didn't read this correctly.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 ?
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.
Thank you Art !
I think I Will try your 2x16 graphic lib .
Regards.![]()
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