Junior college student building a weather station - need help creating an analo
matt_s
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Hi,
I'm a junior college student and my first project is to build a simple weather station. I'm using a BS2 and have the sensors and the stamp working and communicating over the serial port with·SEROUT and a simple terminal program.
To finish the project I need to be able to display the information via the serial port·on my laptop with a couple of meters and gauges. I have Visual Basic 6 and Visual Basic.NET installed and have not been able to find a suitable meter to display.
The free meters I've seen either have a needle that looks poor at low angles and the good meters cost money that I can't afford to spend. I've downloaded the examples from
Jeff T - his code is very sound in contrast to his name of unsoundcode - but I didn't see a meter. Can anyone offer any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for your help.
I'm a junior college student and my first project is to build a simple weather station. I'm using a BS2 and have the sensors and the stamp working and communicating over the serial port with·SEROUT and a simple terminal program.
To finish the project I need to be able to display the information via the serial port·on my laptop with a couple of meters and gauges. I have Visual Basic 6 and Visual Basic.NET installed and have not been able to find a suitable meter to display.
The free meters I've seen either have a needle that looks poor at low angles and the good meters cost money that I can't afford to spend. I've downloaded the examples from
Jeff T - his code is very sound in contrast to his name of unsoundcode - but I didn't see a meter. Can anyone offer any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Jeff T.
http://www.sqldba.org/products/gauge.aspx
The have free .NET gauge controls if that's what you're looking for. I've used them.
http://www.siskconsult.com/page7.html
Cheers,
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Tom Sisk
http://www.siskconsult.com
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