For those that have a PropTerminal..
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Here's two objects i created that work well with the propterminal.
The first is the Ping_2_PC.spin. It updates the display at 75ms, and is a bit jumpy at that speed. It will also show an error if the prop looses the signal to the ping.· If the ping looses power though, the program wil freeze.
· Not sure why this is, and i don't intend on a workaround.
The second is PC quick colors.spin - this just simply generates a series of boxes on the propterminal's· screen and also prints the coresponding color number values on the boxes. The lower set of boxes are the same as the top set, but have the upper left quarter of each box inverted to show the coresponding inverted color for each of the primary colors.
These objects may prove usefull, just figured i'd share them.
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Definetly a E3 (Electronics Engineer Extrodinare!)
"I laugh in the face of imposible,... not because i know it all, ... but because I don't know well enough!"
The first is the Ping_2_PC.spin. It updates the display at 75ms, and is a bit jumpy at that speed. It will also show an error if the prop looses the signal to the ping.· If the ping looses power though, the program wil freeze.
· Not sure why this is, and i don't intend on a workaround.The second is PC quick colors.spin - this just simply generates a series of boxes on the propterminal's· screen and also prints the coresponding color number values on the boxes. The lower set of boxes are the same as the top set, but have the upper left quarter of each box inverted to show the coresponding inverted color for each of the primary colors.
These objects may prove usefull, just figured i'd share them.
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Definetly a E3 (Electronics Engineer Extrodinare!)
"I laugh in the face of imposible,... not because i know it all, ... but because I don't know well enough!"
