PanelPilotACE for rapid development of industrial TFT display interfaces

Name: PanelPilotACE for rapid development of industrial TFT display interfaces
Start: 2015-12-16T15:00Z
End: 2015-12-16T16:00Z

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16 Dec 2015 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Central Time (US & Canada)

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WebEX

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About this Webinar

PanelPilotACE is a hardware and software display platform that enables the rapid development of fully customised industrial and commercial user interfaces and panel meters. PanelPilotACE’s combination of a multifunctional touch-screen colour display with simple design software that removes the need for any coding, cutting development time for even the most advanced displays by months.

This webinar will build an understanding of The PanelPilotACE platform. This free drag and drop software solution is designed to work with dedicated graphic display hardware. Users can quickly build applications to control or display a wealth of analogue, digital, PWM, serial and touch screen hardware inputs and outputs.

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Panel Pilot ACE

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waelect over 9 years ago

Daylight saving is a disappointment to watch these video in real time. Hope the recording will be up soon.
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element14Dave over 9 years ago in reply to waelect

The recording is now available on the "Webinar Recording" Tab
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DAB over 9 years ago in reply to element14Dave

It was an interesting Webinar.

I can see great uses for this device for rapid UI development for MCU devices.

It would be a great installation device to check the operation, then unplug the display until you need it.

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Robert Peter Oakes over 9 years ago in reply to DAB

I have a couple of these displays and yes they are nice, though you do need to do some work if you want to use the digital IO on them as the ppins are directly connected to the internal CPU in some cases

Analog input, Serial coms all works like a charm as does the graphical UI programming environment, the various versions of the IDE have come along way since I reviewed them about 9 months ago
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Robert Peter Oakes over 9 years ago in reply to DAB

I have a couple of these displays and yes they are nice, though you do need to do some work if you want to use the digital IO on them as the ppins are directly connected to the internal CPU in some cases

Analog input, Serial coms all works like a charm as does the graphical UI programming environment, the various versions of the IDE have come along way since I reviewed them about 9 months ago
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