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Programmable Display Functions: Temperature Sensors, Continued
1:05 PM - July 22, 2005 by
Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: matrix, orbital, mx610, ultra
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Programmable Display Functions: Temperature Sensors, Continued
Establish text and values to show for the temperature sensor on the first row of the display.
Insert variables into the text display using a double-click.
This is where icons (custom characters) also show up for the first time.
Do you want static or scrolling text display?
The real-time display changes instantly, as soon as you make programming changes.
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