Suitable aluminium box found; project built. My initial comment: "Yes, it works" was only a quick go/no-go test. But now two 'features' have raised question marks in my mind:
(1) The display, prior to timing out, is too short: I get about 5 seconds.
(2) When the display does state 'time-out!", it doesn't switch itself off.
Does anyone here have any suggestions how those two 'features' can be improved, please?
P.S. There is no backlight - but that is not a problem.
Al. / Sept. 26, '13 //
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Edit, Sept. 26, 2013: photos.:
[attachment=9094] [attachment=9095]
In terms of overall assembly and presentation, not the neatest item I have assembled, but it meets its intended purpose.
The three terminals are the spring-loaded Eddystone Radio type.
Al.
(1) The display, prior to timing out, is too short: I get about 5 seconds.
(2) When the display does state 'time-out!", it doesn't switch itself off.
Does anyone here have any suggestions how those two 'features' can be improved, please?
P.S. There is no backlight - but that is not a problem.
Al. / Sept. 26, '13 //
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Edit, Sept. 26, 2013: photos.:
[attachment=9094] [attachment=9095]
In terms of overall assembly and presentation, not the neatest item I have assembled, but it meets its intended purpose.
The three terminals are the spring-loaded Eddystone Radio type.
Al.
