Analog gauge/meter controls

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I'm looking for a component set of analog gauges and meters. It has to be
VCL component (no ActiveX) and very 'pretty'.

I'm currently using TMS Instrumentation, which isn't bad, but the analog
meter is very plain - really showing it's age.

Any suggestions?

TIA.

Cheers,
EdB

[Pete Fraser]

Send a request to Bruno asking for him to enhance it.
You may be lucky!
Pete

Post by edbored
I'm looking for a component set of analog gauges and
meters. It has to be
VCL component (no ActiveX) and very 'pretty'.
I'm currently using TMS Instrumentation, which isn't bad,
but the analog
meter is very plain - really showing it's age.

[Ivan Rakyta]

http://www.uniworkstech.com/products2.htm
http://www.iocomp.com/Products/ActiveXVCL/Pro/Default.aspx

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"Ivan Rakyta" <rakyta_at_stonline.sk> wrote in message news:***@newsgroups.borland.com...

Oh boy do I like this one...

Post by Ivan Rakyta
http://www.uniworkstech.com/products2.htm

Thanks!

This one's analog meter is comparable to TMS - and TMS is far cheaper.

Post by Ivan Rakyta
http://www.iocomp.com/Products/ActiveXVCL/Pro/Default.aspx

EdB

[Q Correll]

edbored,

| Oh boy do I like this one...
| | http://www.uniworkstech.com/products2.htm

I like everything but the prices. I'm sure they're "worth" the price
if you need them for a business. However, as a "hobbyist developer"
these days they are extravagantly beyond my meager budget. <g>

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Post by Q Correll
edbored,
| Oh boy do I like this one...
| | http://www.uniworkstech.com/products2.htm
I like everything but the prices. I'm sure they're "worth" the price
if you need them for a business. However, as a "hobbyist developer"
these days they are extravagantly beyond my meager budget. <g>

I agree about price. I've a contract that *might* make the expense worth it,
but it will dig into profit (customer won't cough up more for my tools).

Still, they are very "pretty pretty".

EdB

[Q Correll]

edbored,

| Still, they are very "pretty pretty".

From the web site they look like they are very well done.

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Post by Q Correll
edbored,
| Still, they are very "pretty pretty".
From the web site they look like they are very well done.

Just grabbed the evaluation code. Having problems installing, but it's
5:30am after all...

EdB

[Q Correll]

edbored,

| Just grabbed the evaluation code. Having problems installing, but it's
| 5:30am after all...

Grab some sleep. All-nighters can be unproductive.

[Trevor Keegan]

Have a look at these

http://www.cstsoft.com/english/list1.htm#annunciator
http://www.s-azabache.com/

Regards
Trevor Keegan

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Post by Trevor Keegan
Have a look at these

Thanks. I'd already seen both.

The very beautiful controls displayed on the web site do not
appear to be available when building with D7. They are nice,
and there are a few things that are different than with TMS,
but unfortunately not 'pretty' enough for the application.

Post by Trevor Keegan
http://www.cstsoft.com/english/list1.htm#annunciator

This one has amazing LCD, buttons, and cylinder gauges,
but no analog meters.

Post by Trevor Keegan
http://www.s-azabache.com/

EdB

[Chester]

You may be able to create your own with DIBControls

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Post by Chester
You may be able to create your own with DIBControls

Thanks for the link. It looks like fading labels, sliders, knobs (all very
cool) but no analog meters.

Not sure how much effort it would be to add a meter, but I'm under the gun
for time right now - can't afford to investigate this.

EdB

[Ronaldo Souza]

...but I'm under the gun for time right now...

Wow! Must be a *big* gun! ;-P

HTH,
Ronaldo

[Chester]

This are free http://thaddy.co.uk/

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Post by Chester
This are free http://thaddy.co.uk/

Thanks for link - the KOL gauge is interesting.

EdB