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Euler Wheel 32, Velo Bling Bling -------------------------------- Version 4.2rc1, 2016/02/01, Copyright Peter Schmid Normal operation mode (automatically), hit ESC for command line interface (interactive mode) Command Line Interface (interactive mode). CLI> Basic Configuration | |||||||
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Kurze Bedienungsanleitung Konfiguration über TerminalTerminalprogramm um Velo Bling-Bling über Bluetooth 4.0 zu bedienen: Terminalprogramm um Velo Bling-Bling über USB zu bedienen: Hier ein paar Beispiele, wie man das Bling-Bling konfiguriert. Es müssen nur die fett geschriebenen Zeichen eingegeben werden. Beispiel um den Radumfang einzustellen (Eingabe in Meter, alle Einheiten sind SI):CLI> set circumference 2.130Oder in Kurzschreibweise: CLI> set circ 2.130Vorderrad auswählen CLI> set wheel frontSoll die Konfiguration dauerhaft abgespeichert werden, d.h. auch nach einem Akkuwechsel oder wenn der Akku voll entladen wurde.: CLI> saveDie obere Anzeige wird upper die untere lower genannt. Den Teil zwischen upper und lower nenne ich bling . Im bling Teil werden die Bilder wiederholt, wenn eine Anzeige ausgeschaltet ist (blank ), dann wird dort auch das Bling-Muster wiederholt. Will man in der Anzeige den String (Text) Hallo Velo! ausgeben, so geht man folgendermassen vor (bitte beachten! für Leerzeichen gibt man _ ein):
CLI> set string lower Hallo_Velo! CLI> set lower stringMan kann auch Bilder mit der Escape-Sequenz \i<nn> in den String einfügen, z.B. die Schweizer Flagge mit \i00 . Weitere Escape-Sequenzen:
* _ Space * \_ _ * \\ \ * \i<nn> image number 00..49 * \f<nn> font 00..04 * \c<nn> color 00..07 * \s<nn> space in columnsDie Farbe des Strings setzt man mit: CLI> set color lower greenFarben: red|green|yellow|blue|magenta|cyan|white rd|gn|yl|bl|ma|cy|wtMomentan sind nur wenige Bilder abgespeichert (hauptsächlich Nationalflaggen). Insgesamt hat es im Speicher Platz für 50 Bilder. Bilder können auch heraufgeladen werden. Beispiel um Bild 21 auf der unteren Anzeige auszugeben: CLI> set image lower 21 CLI> set lower imageHier die Liste der momentan verfügbaren Bilder: 0: Switzerland 1: Germany 2: Austria 3: Italy 4: France 5: Belgium 6: Spain 10: heart 11: snow 20: Germany spyr.ch Switzerland 21: countries Austria Italy France Belgium 22: countries Switzerland Italy France Germany 23: countries Germany Switzerland Italy 24: veloblingblingWill man die Schweizer Flagge als Bling ausgeben: CLI> set bling image CLI> set image bling 0Die Seite (surface) mit dem Drucktaster heisst top , die andere bottom . Die Befehle wie set lower image beziehen sich auf die augenblicklich eingestellte Seite. Die Seite wählt man aus mit:
CLI> set surface bottomDie wichtigsten Konfigurationen (die Infos beziehen sich auf die eingestellt Seite, in diesem Beispiel auf top ) ausgeben:
CLI> show all surface top upper currentspeed lower image bling blank string upper GNU/Linux string lower spyr.ch color upper green color lower red image upper 20 image lower 24 image bling 0 currentspeed 0.0 m/s maximumspeed 0.0 m/s averagespeed 0.0 m/s tripdistance 0.0 m totaldistance 0.0 m currentaltitude 361 m tripaltitude 0 m totalaltitude 0 m incline 0 % altimeteroffset 0 m temperature 22.4 °C pedalingcadence 0 /Min triptime 1 s totaltime 0 s chronotime 0 s circumference 2.11 m stretch 1.0 logintervall 60 s battery 4.29 V acceleration -0.92 -0.61 9.66 m/s^2, Orientation 198 trip stopped chrono stopped unit metric side left wheel rear 20150327190034Übersicht Befehle: * Command Line Interface (CLI, interactive mode) * * show all * set upper|lower speed|max|avg|trip|tot|alt|inc|temp|cad|watch|time|stop|string|blk|img|light * set bling blk|img * show currentspeed|speed <float> [m/s] * show maximumspeed|max <float> [m/s] * show averagespeed|avg <float> [m/s] * show tripdistance|trip <float> [m] * show|set totaldistance|tot <float> [m] * show currentaltitude|alt <float> [m] * show tripelevationgain|gain <float> [m] * show|set totalelevationgain|totgain <float> [m] * set altimeteroffset|alti <float> [m] * show incline|inc <float> [%] * show temperature|temp <float> [°C] * show pedalingcadence|cad <float> [/Min] * * show|set currenttime|watch yyyymmddhhmmss * show triptime|time <float> [s] * show|set totaltime|tottime <float> [s] * show chronotime|chrono <float> [s] * * show datalog * * show|set circumference|circ <float> [m] * show|set unit imperial|metric * show|set stretch <float> * show|set side left|right * show|set wheel front|rear * show|set logintervall|log <float> [s] * show|set delay <float> [°] * show|set surface top|bottom * * show|set upper|lower speed|max|avg|trip|tot|alt|inc|temp|cad|watch|time|stop|str|blk|img|light * show|set bling str|blk|img * * show|set color upper|lower rd|gn|yl|bl|ma|cy|wt * * show|set pattern number [0..49] * rrrrrrrrrrrr * rrrrrwwrrrrr * rrrrrwwrrrrr * rrwwwwwwwwrr * rrwwwwwwwwrr * rrrrrwwrrrrr * rrrrrwwrrrrr * rrrrrrrrrrrr * . * show|set string upper|lower anystring * show|set image upper|lower|bling number * * log start [yyyymmddhhmmss] * log stop * * clear logdata * clear factoryset|all * * trip start|stop|pause|resume * * test * about * help * reset * exit * * mode speed|trip|tot|alt|cad|watch|time|stop|string|blk|picDas Display ist 100x16 Pixel gross. Im Beispiel unten ist die 12 in 8x12 Font, der : ist in 5x12 und das "A" in 12x16 Font.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F101122131415161718191A1B1C1D1E1F2021.. F 8000 -------------------------------------------- XXXX E 4000 -------------------------------------------- XXXX D 2000 -------------------------------------------- XXXXXXXX C 1000 -------------------------------------------- XXXXXXXX B 0800 XXXXXXXX A 0400 XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX 9 0200 XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX 8 0100 XXXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX 7 0080 XX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX 6 0040 XX XXXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 5 0020 XX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 4 0010 XX XXXX XXXX XXXX 3 0008 XX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX 2 0004 XXXXXXXXXXX----XXXXXXXXXXXX---- XXXX---- XXXX XXXX-- 1 0002 0 0001Es sind 20 Zeichen in 5x12, 14 Zeichen in 7x12, 12 Zeichen in 8x12 und 8 Zeichen in 12x16 Font darstellbar. Die verfügbaren Fonts sind 5x12 (0), 6x8 (1), 7x12 (2), 7x12b (3), 8x12 (4) und 12x16 (5). Der Default-Font ist 7x12b. Font ist innerhalb des Strings mit \f<nn> änderbar, z.B. \i00 für den kleinsten Font.
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