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9.3.2.4
round meter
The round meter is a classical display, which is already known from the Gen1 CANchecked data
displays. Different sizes and color gradients are possible here. In the figure below, one large and four
small round meters with different color gradients are visible. The central value does not belong to the
round meter widget but is a separate sensor value widget.
Figure 33: Display view different round meters
As with vertical bar, the color gradient of the round meter can also be adjusted. The name can be
changed in size and position (offset). As with the vertical bar, the min value and max value functions
can be used to set the values for the start and end of the round meter.
The position of the start and the end can be adjusted in angles, where 12 o'clock stands for 0
degrees. -120 degrees is eight o'clock and 120 degrees is four o'clock. The ghost time function can be
used to generate a split-seconds pointer. With this, the pointer stops for a few milliseconds after the
peak and facilitates readability during operation.
Figure 34: Configuration round meter
In the example shown above, the sensor IntakeT was assigned to the round meter. The scale here
only extends from nine to three o'clock with minimum and maximum values of 0 and 60 degrees.
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