Jonathan,
This variable brightness vs lit area issue is true of any display in
which you can only light one segment at a time. My scope clock has the
same issue.
The cure is to run the refresh routine a fixed number of times per
second. Use millis() to make a time period.
My friend Tom Jennings teaches art school students how to use Arduinos,
so he's building up a very nice curriculum. Here's his page about making
timing loops with millis():
http://sensitiveresearch.com/code/fastCode/index.html
On 2/16/16 10:08 AM, Jonathan F. wrote:
Thanks! This is now running by an arduino.
But... I detected that if the scale is about 1/4 lighted , its much more
brighter then when its fully lighted.
Of course, this is caused of the duty-cycle.
Anyway how to fix this?
--
David Forbes, Tucson AZ
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