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@ -51,27 +51,27 @@
Clears the display, command: "DisplayClear"
DisplayNumber num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1))} [,leading_zeros {0|1} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]]
DisplayNumber num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1))} [,leading_zeros {0|1} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]]
Clears and then displays number without decimal. command e.g., "DisplayNumber 1234"
Control 'leading zeros', 'length' and 'position' with "DisplayNumber 1234, <position>, <leadingZeros>, <length>"
'leading zeros' can be 1 or 0 (default), 'length' can be 1 to NUM_DIGITS, 'position' can be 0 (left-most) to NUM_DIGITS (right-most).
See function description below for more details.
DisplayNumberNC num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1))} [,leading_zeros {0|1} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]]
DisplayNumberNC num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1))} [,leading_zeros {0|1} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]]
Display integer number as above, but without clearing first. e.g., "DisplayNumberNC 1234". Usage is same as above.
DisplayFloat num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,precision {0-NUM_DIGITS} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]]
DisplayFloat num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,precision {0-NUM_DIGITS} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]]
Clears and then displays float (with decimal point) command e.g., "DisplayFloat 12.34"
See function description below for more details.
DisplayFloatNC num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,precision {0-NUM_DIGITS} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]]
DisplayFloatNC num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,precision {0-NUM_DIGITS} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]]
Displays float (with decimal point) as above, but without clearing first. command e.g., "DisplayFloatNC 12.34"
See function description below for more details.
@ -84,7 +84,7 @@
DisplayRaw position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)},length {1-NUM_DIGITS}, num1 [, num2[, num3[, num4[, ...upto NUM_DIGITS numbers]]]]]
DisplayRaw position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)},length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}, num1 [, num2[, num3[, num4[, ...upto NUM_DIGITS numbers]]]]]
Takes upto NUM_DIGITS comma-separated integers (0-255) and displays raw segments. Each number represents a
7-segment digit. Each 8-bit number represents individual segments of a digit.
@ -92,7 +92,7 @@
DisplayText text [, position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]
DisplayText text [, position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]
Clears and then displays basic text. command e.g., "DisplayText ajith vasudevan"
Control 'length' and 'position' with "DisplayText <text>, <position>, <length>"
@ -100,7 +100,7 @@
DisplayTextNC text [, position {0-NUM_DIGITS-1} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]
DisplayTextNC text [, position {0-NUM_DIGITS-1} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]
Clears first, then displays text. Usage is same as above.
@ -187,8 +187,8 @@ bool TM1637Init(void) {
/*********************************************************************************************\
* Displays number without decimal, with/without leading zeros, specifying start-position
* and length, optionally skipping clearing display before displaying the number.
* commands: DisplayNumber num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,leading_zeros {0|1} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]]
* DisplayNumberNC num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,leading_zeros {0|1} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]] // "NC" --> "No Clear"
* commands: DisplayNumber num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,leading_zeros {0|1} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]]
* DisplayNumberNC num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,leading_zeros {0|1} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]] // "NC" --> "No Clear"
\*********************************************************************************************/
bool CmndTM1637Number(bool clear) {
char sNum[CMD_MAX_LEN];
@ -256,8 +256,8 @@ bool CmndTM1637Number(bool clear) {
/*********************************************************************************************\
* Displays number with decimal, specifying position, precision and length,
* optionally skipping clearing display before displaying the number.
* commands: DisplayFloat num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,precision {0-NUM_DIGITS} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]]
* DisplayFloatNC num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,precision {0-NUM_DIGITS} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]] // "NC" --> "No Clear"
* commands: DisplayFloat num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,precision {0-NUM_DIGITS} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]]
* DisplayFloatNC num [,position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,precision {0-NUM_DIGITS} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]] // "NC" --> "No Clear"
\*********************************************************************************************/
bool CmndTM1637Float(bool clear) {
@ -448,7 +448,7 @@ bool CmndTM1637Level(void) {
/*********************************************************************************************\
* Display arbitrary data on the display module
* Command: DisplayRaw position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)},length {1-NUM_DIGITS}, a [, b[, c[, d[...upto NUM_DIGITS]]]]
* Command: DisplayRaw position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)},length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}, a [, b[, c[, d[...upto NUM_DIGITS]]]]
* where a,b,c,d... are upto NUM_DIGITS numbers in the range 0-255, each number (byte)
* corresponding to a single 7-segment digit. Within each byte, bit 0 is segment A,
* bit 1 is segment B etc. The function may either set the entire display
@ -530,7 +530,7 @@ bool CmndTM1637Raw(void) {
* Display a given string.
* Text can be placed at arbitrary location on the display using the length and
* position parameters without affecting the rest of the display.
* Command: DisplayText text [, position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,length {1-NUM_DIGITS}]]
* Command: DisplayText text [, position {0-(NUM_DIGITS-1)} [,length {1 to NUM_DIGITS}]]
\*********************************************************************************************/
bool CmndTM1637Text(bool clear) {
char sString[CMD_MAX_LEN + 1];