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Does anyone know of a way to make the background of UniPic images invisible? For example, I have used the "UniPics-Lights & Lamps-074.png" image. It is a green circle but has a white square background. If I use it on a screen with a white background, the square is not visible, but if I use it on any other colour background, the white square is visible. I could save them as a bitmap and edit the background out, but that is a lot of work to do for every image. I saw another image, almost identical, in a sample PID program, "UniPics-Leds-Green-04-On.Png" . This image has a transparent square background, but I can't find the source for this image, and I don't see any property that I can set the background to transparent. -
Well, you're right kratmel. Thank you. I've set analog input 2 as TC-K and gave it an MI. SI15 started to show temp with a decimal point. the MI shows just max range reading since nothing is attached to it. Still waiting for the max temp data, if anyone knows it. -
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Ok, I get it now. I will be able to try it later at the site as a temporary solution. Currently I'm using a pt100 so no TC are switched on, I suppose it doesn’t work with the pt100 setting since there is no need for temp compensation. Another related question – what would be considered an "OK" PCB temp for this model ? The spec state an environment of up to 50 C (122F), which means a max pcb temp of ? it is installed in a ventilated industrial oven electric cabinet and I suspect 50c is definitely an option. better safe than sorry. Thanks Yam
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By christopher · Posted
Are there any plans to fix this bug? It's been almost 10 years since this post and I got in the same situation today.
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