Making tachometers and speedometers

**Saltfever** · Jun 16, 2023, 02:11 AM

Can you see page 2, post number 15? Tony's code is posted there. At this point in time there are 4 pages to this thread. For those wanting a PDF go to the top of this thread and look for the tab called "thread tools". Select "show printable version" which will change what you see to a text format. (which strips out HTML or any other weird embellishments). Copy and paste into what ever you want.

**tonyfoale** · Jun 16, 2023, 03:04 AM

Originally Posted by Ralphxyz

Tony, did you post a link for the code? I have been trying to understand how to use a stepper for a indicator, with out any success.

Ralph

The code is in post #15. That should show you how it's done.
However, that is the code from a few years back and the display starts from zero. I need to prepare another tacho with a range more compressed so last night I modified the code to make its use more flexible and while I was at it I tidied up a few things. The changes are small but I need to test them before posting the new code. I will put that in a PDF for the whole project, that will make it easier for anyone who wants to follow it rather than piecemeal posts. So that will incur a few days delay.

**tonyfoale** · Jun 16, 2023, 03:07 AM

Originally Posted by Saltfever

Can you see page 2, post number 15? Tony's code is posted there. At this point in time there are 4 pages to this thread. For those wanting a PDF go to the top of this thread and look for the tab called "thread tools". Select "show printable version" which will change what you see to a text format. (which strips out HTML or any other weird embellishments). Copy and paste into what ever you want.

Or just wait a few days and I'll have a PDF prepared without all the irrelevant content that you get in a long theme.