Seven Segment Display OCX Component

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Description:
Seven Segment Display allows you to show numbers and characters as digital clock style, this control can be inserted in Visual Basic, Visual C++, HTML, or any other compiler supporting OCX interface. This control can be formatted in almost any possible way, it does support Segment Width, Segment Separation, Inclination and it is also supports resize and transparent background. Digital Display will help you to make your application nicer with a professional look. Refresh is very fast so you can display numbers at a considerable speed. You can also display characters by setting On/Off each display's segment (only available in full version). It does come with a test application (open source) written in VB.

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Help:

Properties:

DisplayNumber
This property sets the number to be displayed 0 to 9 if you assign value 10 to DisplayNumber all segments on display will set to Off


SegmentWidth
Sets segment's Width for the control

Example:

SegmentWidth = 8 SegmentWidth = 4

 

SegmentSeparation
Sets separation between segments

Example:

SegmentSeparation = 110 SegmentSeparation = 166

 

SegmentOnColor
Sets segment's color when it is On

Example:

SegmentOnColor =  
SegmentOnColor =  

 

SegmentOffColor
Sets segment's color when it is Off

Example: (Dark Green / Dark Gray)

SegmentOffColor =  
SegmentOffColor =  

 

BorderWidth
Sets display's border width

Example:

BorderWidth = 154 BorderWidth = 257

 

Inclination
Sets display's inclination

Example:

Inclination = -88 Inclination = 0 Inclination = 88

 

BackColor
Sets display's back color

Example:

BackColor =  
BackColor =  

 

BackStyle
Sets display's back style it can be 1 for Solid and 0 for Transparent

 

AvoidCorssX
You may use this set to True when segments are crossing each other if AvoidCorssX is set to true On Segment will show allways over Off Segment

Example:

AvoidCorssX = False AvoidCorssX = True

 

Methods:

SetSegmentOnOff ( SegmentNumber, SegmentOn )

Arguments:
SegmentNumber : Segment's number to be set On or Off   1 to 7
SegmentOn : If = True SegmentNumber will be On, otherwise will be Off

Segment Number Distribution

This function can be ussed for character writing


Restrictions On Demostration Version, (Available at Full Version)

1. When DisplayNumber is set to 3 Digital Display will show an E instead of a 3

Example:

DisplayNumber = 3

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2. SetSegmentOnOff function is Disabled at Demo Version