Is the timer calculator from Melanie different than the one in PicMulticalc?
Is the timer calculator from Melanie different than the one in PicMulticalc?
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
Nice program, thanks for the link
This program gave me an idea for another, and I pm-med Mr E about it in case he's like to expand his program.
For everyone else:
Maybe someone else likes the idea.Hey Mr E
Thanks for the calc proggy you made.
Should come in handy.
I have an idea for you to expand it if you desire.
Say you have a single 7 segment LED display (or matrix)
connected to an 8 bit port (as often do),
You tell the program what segments are connected to what pins,
and your program tells the hex values to send to the port
to produce all of the digits from 0-F.
Cheers, Art.
Cheers,Art.
Last edited by Art; - 6th March 2010 at 00:35.
Sorry to say that Mister_e went incognito from this forum a few months ago for personal reasons and also shut down his web sites, so I don't imagin eyour PM will get to him. He has been a major contributor to this forum for years. I know this because I tried to reach him a few months ago about the USB template he created and posted and Darrel Taylor then advised me of him being unreachable. Maybe one of the long-timers on this forum who knew Mister_e very well personally still knows how to reach him and they might forward your posting to him??
Mister_e (Steve) ask that we do not try to contact him for the time being.
I think we should respect his wishes.
For now...
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
Fair enuff,
seems there is an existing program that does it, but looks to be part of a commercial package.
I posted the idea here so anyone could do it (if they like the idea).
I'm not much of a Windows programmer.
For what is worth, the attached Excel file decodes the segments for a serial 7-segment display.
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