Topic: Two suggestions: Scale and vibration
Two suggestions:
1) Scale on instrument
Possible to change scale to any number, not only a multiple of 10. Ex 0 - 200, or 2000 - 3000.
2) Vibration
An indication that make the device (cellphone) vibrate.
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Re: Two suggestions: Scale and vibration
bjorny wrote:
1) Scale on instrument
Possible to change scale to any number, not only a multiple of 10. Ex 0 - 200, or 2000 - 3000.
Usually, in real instruments, a scale other than a multiple of 10 is not used, as this is bad for understanding the real value. Can you give an example of what this is for?
bjorny wrote:
2) Vibration
An indication that make the device (cellphone) vibrate.
This is interesting, add to the development plan
Re: Two suggestions: Scale and vibration
1) Scale on instrument
Example:
- In my case I want to display current used effect. Maximum in theory is 2300 Watts. It would be nice to have a scale 0-2500 Watt to make it clear and visible. Range 2500 - 10000 will never be used.
- A speedometer in a car has a scale of 0-280 km / h, not 0-1000 km / h.
- Outdoor thermometer has a scale like -30 C to 50 C, not -100 C to 100 C
The idea is to make the scale practical according to the actual case
2) Vibration
Great!
Consider more than an alarm, even think to make it as a confirmation when push a button or when change value on slider. A tick when value change.
Youre doin a great job! It makes it more fun to learn arduino.
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Re: Two suggestions: Scale and vibration
bjorny wrote:
- A speedometer in a car has a scale of 0-280 km / h, not 0-1000 km / h.
Set range from 0 to 300, no scaling needed
bjorny wrote:
- Outdoor thermometer has a scale like -30 C to 50 C, not -100 C to 100 C
Set range from -30 to 50, no scaling needed
Re: Two suggestions: Scale and vibration
Ups, missed that. Thanks.