uadd_3232 et UDEC5ZB

[thierry_72]

Here is what I put
ledDigitsDisplay_str (ledbufptr, iLeddigits1 1, 13, 6, 5, 32, 1);

[thierry_72]

should read 1 +1

[4DSysFan]

Are you saying that if you send '0' then a CRLF, you want to see just '0' on the display?

[thierry_72]

yes I want to represent exactly the same display as on the scale.

has zero kg 0 KG 0000 KG and not what is the same is true
a 125 kg 125 KG

it is surprising that during the startup of the aplication only one zero is displayed.

Have you noticed your μlcd 43 it must be the same.
Another little thing I noticed when I type: print ( "éééééé", &strbufptr,"\n")
it has nothing after strbufptr value or accented letters are not recognized.

thank you howard you interresser my application has

greetings
thierry

[4DSysFan]

The line:
img_Show(hndl, iLeddigits1); // show all digits at 0, only do this once
at the beginning of the program will show all of the digits of the control, no matter how it is configured later.

Comment out that line, then somewhere before the start of the loop in main put:

to(dispbuf); print("0\n");dispbufptr := str_Ptr(dispbuf); //Get the pointer to the display bufferledDigitsDisplay_str(dispbufptr, iLeddigits1+1, 192, 8, 1, 32, 1) ;

But of course, modify the last line above to match the line later in your program......
EDIT:
I am going to edit this post to reflect some information I got from support. The decimal point is only ever displayed once, and that is during the img_Show(hndl, iLeddigits1); statement. Later calls do not redraw the decimal point.....

[thierry_72]

hi howard
my first trials connected with the balance before I worked with terminal.

greetings
thierry

http://youtu.be/JFgfoPWbAKg[/video]]

[4DSysFan]

Looks like you are getting there!

Good Job!

[thierry_72]

hello howard

no it does not work properly.

video looks at the beginning 0.1040 grams on the scale 4D 1040 logical because leading zero = no.


well if you look a bit further when there is nothing on the scale of the display scale is 0.0000 grams and 4d 0000 no sense ...

So there is something wrong but I do not see or.

see you soon

thierry

[thierry_72]

howard

I made different tests and if I put in leddigitsdisplay decimal = 1

and if I send one display is 00.1


there is a problem in leddigitsdisplay_str.

i don't look where.

thierry

[4DSysFan]

Did you change mindigit to 1, like I said in post #15?

[4DSysFan]

Follow post #15. If I send 1, I see 1 on the screen.....

[thierry_72]

hello
I owe you an apology because I did not understand the last time (# 15)

the one I actually zero if there is no decimal.

but if I declare one / or more decimal places has any place in the programs I need to change to get the right number of zero.

you have the right ... to think ..

thierry

[4DSysFan]

I did find a bug in the leddig_str function.... change:

if (i > (Digits - MinDigits)) //If not, but is within the minimum # of digits to show

to:

if (i >= (Digits - MinDigits)) //If not, but is within the minimum # of digits to show

This fixes it so if you set mindigits = 5, at least 5 digits will always be shown.....

[4DSysFan]

Also, change:
to(dispbuf); print("0\n");

to

to(dispbuf); print("0");

[thierry_72]

hello howard

there is something wrong between the comma and zeros not significant.

have you seen the video?

I did the mod read # 15.

after reset display a 0.0 if I send the rs 0 enter a display I .0 I would like to see 0.0.

Did you have any idea what is the piece of code or leddigitdisplay that produces this phenomenon.

see you soon
thierry