Arduino uno with i2c rtc and i2c 20x4 lcd. Fully configurable through push button encoder. Gauge reading dampening, Headlight dimmer settings, time adjustment, the works..
Just what I was looking for. I have a boat with 2 fuel tanks, and I have no idea how much fuel is left. I have 2 pressure sensor 0-5 PSI, 0,5-4,5V for feedback on level. Could you please share some code? I really liked the level bar.
i like it. ill upload a vid of my motorbike data/display device soon. any chance you can share the code for this lcd version an not the tft one please? i like the way you mapped the values without using the call for map func! using strings isnt great if you need space but in this case, it works great!
I dont know. I'd tell you to refer to your equipments datasheet. I know for the sensor in this tank it was a 0-5v output, and we had an empty tank (1 gallon) and recorded the sensor value as empty, then filled it up and recorded the gallons it took to fill up and recorded the full value. Do simple math and you can easily get a close estimate of how much fuel is left.
Just what I was looking for. I have a boat with 2 fuel tanks, and I have no idea how much fuel is left. I have 2 pressure sensor 0-5 PSI, 0,5-4,5V for feedback on level. Could you please share some code? I really liked the level bar.
I'm trying to do the same thing but am having trouble. Do you have this project documented somewhere so we can check it out? Thanks!
i like it. ill upload a vid of my motorbike data/display device soon. any chance you can share the code for this lcd version an not the tft one please? i like the way you mapped the values without using the call for map func! using strings isnt great if you need space but in this case, it works great!
Good share the codes
Can you share the code and wiring
sir how to calibrate tank level in percentage with ultrasonic sensor
I dont know. I'd tell you to refer to your equipments datasheet. I know for the sensor in this tank it was a 0-5v output, and we had an empty tank (1 gallon) and recorded the sensor value as empty, then filled it up and recorded the gallons it took to fill up and recorded the full value. Do simple math and you can easily get a close estimate of how much fuel is left.
@@gadgetdeez7069 thanks sir