| ??? 12/12/11 09:03 Read: times |
#185076 - Article Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Michael Karas said:
I you have a reliable and not easily accidental way to put the clock thing into "set mode" then I'd think that the user interface with a touch screen could simply let the user touch over a specific digit such as hour low digit and have that increment as desired till it gets to the desired value. Same for an other digit. The day can be set simply poking at the particular day LED.
I already did that, I touch over any digit and it starts blinking, when I touch under it it decrements. Personally I think a touch screen is way way overkill for a clock / calendar device. It is so easy to make a clock set algorithm work with a SET, UP and DONE buttons. Heck you can even purge the DOWN button and get by with just two buttons for setting dste/time. This project is purely for fun and education, I always want to learn new things, and explore new possibilities. I found this excellent article about resistive touch screens http://www.ti.com/lit/an/slyt209a/slyt209a.pdf Mahmood |
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