Hi @kl3m3n,

I see, thank you

Regards

Hello @kl3m3n,

You are right, tested it now with two Esp32 and it works.

Thanks
Regards

Hello @kl3m3n,

I've already answered in the other thread

Regards

Hello @kl3m3n,

I raised this question to understand how many hobbyists and professionals are in the Gui-O platform community.

In my case, I have been developing a product for commercial purposes for which I am still seeking investors. The market for the product is global.

I am of the opinion that in the case of commercializing products developed and produced using the Gui-O platform, you should also benefit from a percentage of the profit from the solution (product + Gui-O).
I believe this is well-deserved, and there is no reason to think otherwise.

In commercial terms, the most important aspect is not only the value you can derive from the Pro version registration, perhaps with hobbyists, but if you consider the example I provided, that client has approximately 55 employees, which would represent the same number of Pro version registrations. By entering into a partnership as you mentioned,

"This means you get an apk that you can distribute to your users on your own terms,"

you would end up with much more financial return. For example: 7000 x €4 = €28,000
This is an example, and the value depends on the type of final product, but at a minimum, this would be the amount, and reimbursement in most cases would not be immediate but rather phased over time. Clients buy it according to their needs and financial capacity.

By maintaining the commitment in all future projects, you would be optimizing the monetization of your work. The apk issue would provide the necessary security for all of us to make commitments with end customers, making it possible to commercialize the solution of product (pcb) + Gui-O in a win-win manner.

Give it some thought. In my case, I will continue to try to find clients for the solution, but I am already more reassured knowing there is openness to leverage this good solution for both sides.

I hope that other professional users can join this partnership model and share their opinions.

Regards

@kl3m3n
yes, I stupidly took the Arduino sketch that I used in February, without checking all the parameters! I hope that my thoughtlessness will be useful to others......
Kind regards and thank you Bernard

Hi @kl3m3n,

Ok, understand
Thank you

Regards

@Bernard Hi.

To retrieve only the day of the week, you can use the RTCF parameter as such:

"|RTC UID:rtc0 HID:rtc RTCF:dddd\r\n"

You can also use abbreviation:

RTCF:ddd

or numerical form with leading zero:

RTCF:dd

or without:

RTCF:d

For more information about formatting, see the manual, Appendix C (Supported date and time formats).

Note: The formatting does not support spaces, so you need to use e.g., underscore or hyphen or similar to build your own timestamp.

Best regards,
kl3m3n

@enniom Hi!

Currently there is no such feature to store the files outside the application folder. I will take a look into this a bit after I make some necessary adjustments to fully support targeting Android 13.

Best regards,
kl3m3n

Hi @kl3m3n,

Thanks, I know this chip, but never used it

I have done in the last 20 years almost all my projects with Bascom and Atmega and Xmega microcontrollers, but there are no libraries like in the Arduino, you have to code everything from scratch. With the Esp32 this task is easier, for this there is the lib can.h and you only need the soic8 driver for the bus.

The advantage is that the Atmega88PA is cheaper than the Esp32 but I will still think about which one to choose

Thanks for the attempt to help

Regards

Hi Kl3m3n,

A sincere thank you.
The whole process seems to be quite complex. In my case, it is for Windows.
I am trying to get a fixed IP. The ISP operators want a high value. I will look for cheaper ones.
In the next few days I'll try to install it and do some tests. I will give you my feedback then.
Thanks again for your support.

Best regards

Hi @kl3m3n,

Not see it, thank you
In a few days i will test it and give feedback

Best regards

@enniom Thanks for the feedback!

@kl3m3n,

Thank you

Best regards

@Bernard
In your Sub, the Return statement is used twice. Maybe that's the problem.
After first return statement must be:
Guio_ini_2:

@hls 250 should be at the end of the Init procedure.
I checked the Init process without the Bascom code and it works OK.

Maybe put |CH

|CH UID:ch0 X:50 Y:75 W:50 H:50 XLO:0 BSZ:120 VLP:2 BGC:#E53A4456 FGC:#EF33EAF5 SHE:1 FSZ:2.5 RAD:1 CHT:2 CHN:'MESURE HUM / TEMP / PRESSION' XTC:12 YTC:6 YMA:4 XMA:2 XHI:75 PZO:0 @hls 250

just before @hls 250

Otherwise, your GUI-O screen is very nice 👍

@kl3m3n
So,
I exited the forum and the GUI-O site and logged back in and there it is "upload file" Thank you!!

@DenesL Ok, it seems it was a firewall problem, so... My mistake.

Glad you've sorted it out. I will try to reproduce this on my Windows 11 machine. This is a kind of a problem that should be on a FAQ list...

Thank you for the feedback.
Regards,
kl3m3n

@pala said in Select drop-down value:

Hi,
How do I select the value in a drop-down box?
In the spinnable widget, there is a ListItem (LI) argument, but that doesn't seem to work for the dropdown box.
Regards,
//Pala

Hello,

version v1.0.17 now includes LI property for selecting the drop-down box list item.

Best regards,
kl3m3n

@andrejk Hello!

Please download the application from the Google Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.guio.guioapp

or via the Play Store on your device.

After installing, navigate to: Settings -> Unlock pro and Select GUI-O Pro to initiate the Google Store purchase flow.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.

Best regards,
kl3m3n

Hello gammda!

Thank you for trying the GUI-O application. I hope you will find it useful for your use cases.

Regarding your question... The line's rotation point is located at the start of the line. Specifying the rotation of 37 degrees means that the rotation is performed CCW (counter clockwise). To perform the CW (clockwise rotation, set the value to -37 degrees).

In order to extend the line to the edge of the screen you need to use a little trigonometry trick to calculate the new length:

new_length = current_length / cos(37°) = 100 / cos(37°) = 125.2

So, your initialization must be modified to:

|BSL UID:bsl3 X:0 Y:50 ROT:37 LEN:125.2

NOTE THAT PARAMETER AND VALUE MUST NOT BE SPACE SEPARATED, e.g., ROT:37 works, while ROT: 37 does not!

Hope you do some interesting project with the GUI-O application. You can always share them in our Share your projects category.

Best regards,
kl3m3n