I did, but the analog resistive touchscreen I used on my display was
decoded separately and not by the stamp. Based on what the user
pressed on the touchscreen, I sent serial commands to the stamp to
perform predefined functions. Hope this helps.
Thanks for your reply... I was wondering about applications and
user interface... I appreciate your response...
Best and have a good weekend,
niQ
--- In basicstamps@y..., "amulet_ed" <edsandoval@h...> wrote:
> niQ,
>
> I did, but the analog resistive touchscreen I used on my display
was
> decoded separately and not by the stamp. Based on what the user
> pressed on the touchscreen, I sent serial commands to the stamp to
> perform predefined functions. Hope this helps.
>
> Ed
I'm using a graphics display in which the user interface ("GUI") is
created in html. Since the "GUI" creation is done in html, you can
create user interfaces for different applications rather quickly. I
created a "GUI" to interface to a BASIC stamp activity board. Through
a touchscreen interface on the graphic display, I can control the
following on a BASIC stamp acitivity board:
- control leds on and off
- read the status of the pushbuttons
- read the status of the potentiometer
- read a temperature sensor
- play some pre-defined notes on the speaker
- control X-10 devices
You could easily replace the touchscreen and use membrane type of
switches.
Ed
--- In basicstamps@y..., "electroniqs" <gapsite@m...> wrote:
> Hey Ed...
>
> Thanks for your reply... I was wondering about applications and
> user interface... I appreciate your response...
>
> Best and have a good weekend,
>
> niQ
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I did, but the analog resistive touchscreen I used on my display was
decoded separately and not by the stamp. Based on what the user
pressed on the touchscreen, I sent serial commands to the stamp to
perform predefined functions. Hope this helps.
Ed
Thanks for your reply... I was wondering about applications and
user interface... I appreciate your response...
Best and have a good weekend,
niQ
--- In basicstamps@y..., "amulet_ed" <edsandoval@h...> wrote:
> niQ,
>
> I did, but the analog resistive touchscreen I used on my display
was
> decoded separately and not by the stamp. Based on what the user
> pressed on the touchscreen, I sent serial commands to the stamp to
> perform predefined functions. Hope this helps.
>
> Ed
I'm using a graphics display in which the user interface ("GUI") is
created in html. Since the "GUI" creation is done in html, you can
create user interfaces for different applications rather quickly. I
created a "GUI" to interface to a BASIC stamp activity board. Through
a touchscreen interface on the graphic display, I can control the
following on a BASIC stamp acitivity board:
- control leds on and off
- read the status of the pushbuttons
- read the status of the potentiometer
- read a temperature sensor
- play some pre-defined notes on the speaker
- control X-10 devices
You could easily replace the touchscreen and use membrane type of
switches.
Ed
--- In basicstamps@y..., "electroniqs" <gapsite@m...> wrote:
> Hey Ed...
>
> Thanks for your reply... I was wondering about applications and
> user interface... I appreciate your response...
>
> Best and have a good weekend,
>
> niQ