Thread: Fusion Brain Version 6 -- Beta Testing

Tried it and it still is not working right. Deleted UserConfig file, opened FuseGL and made two buttons each of which controlled two digital outputs and it still will only allow one digital output to be on at a time.

Originally Posted by 2k1Toaster

The default state in MDX was only during program startup.

But it seems like you want the output to be ON whenever the computer is on, correct? In that case in some cs code make a timer that goes off every so often (like 100ms or something) and just turns the port on. When the computer wakes up, that timer will fire again and turn it on.

What's the syntax for that? I just don't know how to implement that.

Sorry for the delay I didn't see you had responded.

You make the timer code similar to in post #159

Code:

            System.Timers.Timer _timer = new System.Timers.Timer();
            _timer.AutoReset = true;
            _timer.Interval = how_often_in_milliseconds;
            _timer.Elapsed += delegate(object sender, System.Timers.ElapsedEventArgs e)
            {
                someDigitalOutputPort.Value = 255;
            };
            _timer.Start();

Ok, sensor configuration is almost done. Probably this week an update will be pushed. Major update that allows code to be called for text of objects from within the text of the object, not just on startup events. Very very useful for display items and you don't have to keep track of them in a separate spot.

Ok, temperature sensors are fully supported now as labels. The other sensors will be cake (cross your fingers).

Also I looked into the only one digital output at a time, and you are correct. I had a "release mode" compiler directive that changed the behaviour versus my debug mode operations. I have fixed that.

A new release will go out tonight with the fixes and additions. It shouldn't have broken anything, I am trying to make everything backwards compatible.

Originally Posted by 2k1Toaster

Ok, temperature sensors are fully supported now as labels. The other sensors will be cake (cross your fingers).

Also I looked into the only one digital output at a time, and you are correct. I had a "release mode" compiler directive that changed the behaviour versus my debug mode operations. I have fixed that.

A new release will go out tonight with the fixes and additions. It shouldn't have broken anything, I am trying to make everything backwards compatible.

Perfect! Thanks for the update!

The update actually didn't go out last night. I am uploading it now. It should be live in 5 minutes or so.

Update is live

Tested it, running version 1.1.0.286. It still only lets me have one output on at a time.

Also, I still can't get the digital output timer to work right. Here is my Config file startup action:

Code:

<startup action="FuseGL.ExecuteCode" inputArgs="Logic/Amp_ON.cs;AMP_ON_NS.TURN_AMP_ON;DigitalOutputPort___TurnOn;{FB.DigitalOutput(0.10)};{(int)100};" />

Here's my cs file named Amp_ON.cs:

Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using FB_USB_2011;
using FuseGL.GUI.Text;
using FuseGL.Logic;

namespace AMP_ON_NS
{
    class TURN_AMP_ON
    {
        public object DigitalOutputPort___TurnOn(FB_Monitor.DigitalOutputPort _port, int how_often_in_milliseconds)
        {
            if (allAnaloguePortsToDisplay.ContainsKey(_port)) { return true; }
            System.Timers.Timer _timer = new System.Timers.Timer();
            _timer.AutoReset = true;
            _timer.Interval = how_often_in_milliseconds;
            _timer.Elapsed += delegate(object sender, System.Timers.ElapsedEventArgs e)
            {
                someDigitalOutputPort.Value = 255;
            };
            _timer.Start();
        }
    }
}