Playing with new PICED features

Discussion in 'C-Touch/HomeGate/SchedulePlus/PICED Software' started by Conformist, Aug 25, 2008.

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    Conformist

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    Darren, you've outdone yourself with some of the new features!!! The graphing feature is very cool and useful for showing the 'on time' of C-Bus loads, their approximate power use as well as graphically showing temperature history and the on-time of heating.

    Well done. I'm sure others will appreciate the benefit of the new feature.
     
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    Tools Template

    Darren
    12568 Updated tools template to include separate page for installer tools

    How do I get the second page of Tools ????
    All I get from the Tools template is below.

    Tks
    dave
     

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    Thanks. We always appreciate good feedback.
     
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    Darren Senior Member

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    Ah, yes. We were just seeing if anyone actually read the What's New. :eek:

    OK. You caught me out... It looks like the new template got left out of the installer. Sorry about that. We will fix it next time. I have attached it if you would like to start using it.
     

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    Tks Darren
    Just keeping you on the ball.

    Next question
    Can I get to the firmware keyboard ??
    What to create text fields and let the user enter text.
    ie names and birthdays



    dave
     
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    auto save

    Suggestion
    Would have been better in the project settings then I can set on a project basis
    instead of one setting suits all.

    dave
     
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    The only ability to enter general-purpose text is with editing string User System IO variables. This is only possible on Colour C-Touch.
     
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    Hi Darren,

    Nice new features!
    Can you tell me if the power failure recovery of enable groups for the B&W Touch been fixed?
     
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    Yes, it has.

    Changes to firmware are listed in C:\Clipsal\PICED\Firmware\Versions.txt
     
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    DrawTextBlock

    Darren,
    How do I blank out the textbox ??
    I am trying to write the time hours and minutes, but end up with attached pic.

    logic code;
    {short_time has 10 spaces in it }
    Short_time:= ' ';
    DrawTextBlock(Short_time, Left, Top, Right, Bottom, Alignment);

    Copy(Short_time, Long_time, 1, Count);
    DrawTextBlock(Short_time, Left, Top, Right, Bottom, Alignment);


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    ClearScreen;
     
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    Matty.
    Good idea - guess I could turn the power off also that would clear the full screen.
    Bit of an over kill just to clear the text field I think.

    dave
     
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    I recommend the same thing before drilling into walls. You don't want to hit power cables.

    ClearScreen is the only way to do it.
     
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