I apologize, there is an error in the archive above in the indicator board - when filling the polygon, I filled in extra contacts, here is the correct LAY fileindicator VDI LAY_6.rar

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Hi nikko I haven't seen the messages until today but it is good news that you have made it work.
Originally posted by nikko10Good evening, Roderico! I have assembled the indicator, thank you very much for the work done. Works with Golden Musk perfectly !!! I have a request to you, if the project is open access, my personal request is to make a splash screen on the indicator when you turn on the device: "CYBORG UKRAINE". I wrote to Kroman, he told me to contact you. What is the cost of this firmware? Thanks in advance!
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Originally posted by Albdelafar View PostYeah follow roderico tips, you will save your time ;D
My PCB for oled display with two MCP602 didn't give what I expected :s
My display stay black ... Roderico can you confirm that my PIC18 is ok if after writing with my pickit3 I have the message "programing complete" in blue ?
I checked VDD it's ok +3.3V for oled, VSS is 0V I used V2.2 for my pic18f26k22 and SSD1305 (8080). All pins are conected except VEE /A+ / K- and V0.
I have no idea of what is wrong PCB seems ok, ICSP work because MPLAB recognise the microchip and write it whithout error message...
If someone have an idea of something to check ....
Good luck nikko10 !!
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you can change the screensaver if you use the latest firmware in the display menu -> "theme" entry, there are two options: the battery voltage and the kroman01's idea, I quoted your other question because it might be relevant for others, the easiest way for the splash screen IMO would be to delete the current boot message and write e.g. in bold font your text, otherwise you will need to create a bitmap and a function to display bitmaps, and the size of the bitmap would be 128x64 = 8192 bits = 1MByte of space
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Originally posted by Albdelafar View PostYeah follow roderico tips, you will save your time ;D
My PCB for oled display with two MCP602 didn't give what I expected :s
My display stay black ... Roderico can you confirm that my PIC18 is ok if after writing with my pickit3 I have the message "programing complete" in blue ?
I checked VDD it's ok +3.3V for oled, VSS is 0V I used V2.2 for my pic18f26k22 and SSD1305 (8080). All pins are conected except VEE /A+ / K- and V0.
I have no idea of what is wrong PCB seems ok, ICSP work because MPLAB recognise the microchip and write it whithout error message...
If someone have an idea of something to check ....
Good luck nikko10 !!
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Hello praktik, if we somehow knew what the phase change introduced by the ground is, we could take into account and correct the effect in the vdi, however, I do not know what this phase change is, and I suppose it depends on the type of soil, material, etc., but it would be very good to know, e.g. someone could make some tests with different metals buried/unburied in different soils to quantify the effect...
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Sorry, I have now re-read the whole topic. And I realized that the readings of the VDI number also depend on the position of the DISK regulator. Did I understand correctly? I asked the same about the GB regulator. Many thanks to you for the work done and the open source. Now I will look for a free C compiler. Can you tell me on this issue?
It is interesting to experiment and understand the mathematics of calculating VDI ....
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for each value of channel X and Y it just computes atan2(y,x) and fills a histogram, vdi number is extracted as the maximum value of the histogram, so it depends on what you plug in channels X and Y, however, you have more information with the whole histogram, X vs Y and/or X,Y vs time than with vdi numbers, I remember that waltr found some patterns in XY view to discriminate some coins that were mixed with junk but I do not really know the procedure, so if you are doing some systematic tests it would be interesting to see your results. There are already precompiled firmwares so you do need a c compiler unless you want to change the code...
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I'm interested in this project! I will repeat. But now I have accumulated all the firmware and circuits, now I will systematize them. There is already a GLCD, with a controller 7565. parallel interface ..)) I'll start with the VDI indicator on LEDs. Please give me a link to a free compiler C
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