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  1. - 20th February 2010, 19:08 #1
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    Hi Malc,

    Use ...

    Setpoints(ADchan)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    Hi Malc,

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    Setpoints(ADchan)
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    Hmmm . . . so (ADchan) is a MATH operation ? I thought it was an array, if it is, then (brackets) are OK ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    Hi Malc,

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    Setpoints(ADchan)
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    How the hell did I miss that !

    Now just got to work out how to get the value with in the range !

    Thanks once again Darrel
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    Quote Originally Posted by malc-c View Post
    How the hell did I miss that !

    Now just got to work out how to get the value with in the range !

    Thanks once again Darrel
    Hi Malc, I would say pretty darn easy, given the size of this program, I just un zipped it, nice work ! To all involved.
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    Thanks, but really the credit for the coding goes to Darrel.

    I'm still a rookie in PBP, and it's taking me hours to try and work this out and I'm still having trouble getting the value from the pot to change the set temperature
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    Still need help (Darrel ??)

    Code:
        FOR ADchan = 0 to 3
        GOSUB GetADC
        pots(ADchan) = ADvalue
        SetPoints(ADchan) = (Advalue / 100) 
        if SetPoints(ADchan) <200 then SetPoints(ADchan) = 200
        if SetPoints(ADchan) >500 then SetPoints(ADchan) = 500        
    NEXT ADchan
    and

    Code:
    LCDOUT $FE,$C0, DEC pots(0)>>1,"   "
    Gives a value on the LCD of between 1 and 8184 as the pot is turned from one extreme to the other

    however
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    LCDOUT $FE,$C0, DEC SetPoints(0)>>1,"   "
    Gives a static number, of 100 regardless of what position the pot is set to

    I would also like to know what to change to get the PC display to show the value of the setpoints - it still remains the same value (26 degrees) set by EE_setpoint value in the initial stages even though I've changed the setmode to manual
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    Default sorted !

    Managed to get this part to work.

    Code:
    FOR ADchan = 0 to 3
        GOSUB GetADC
        pots(ADchan) = ADvalue/10
        SetPoints(ADchan) = pots(ADchan) 
        if SetPoints(ADchan) <200 then SetPoints(ADchan) = 200
        if SetPoints(ADchan) >500 then SetPoints(ADchan) = 500 
        LCDOUT $FE,$C0, dec pots(0)>>1,"   "
    Now get a value between 0 and 818 when the pot is moved
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    Maybe I jumped to soon...

    strange thing is that whist the lcd is showing a value of 71, which I would assume would give a set point of 7.1 degree, the value on the PC is showing as 14.3
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