7 Segment Display
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Creating a 7 Segment Display Timer
| 7 Segment Display: Creating a 7 Segment Display Timer |
 Description: | An easy way to make a 3-digit 7-segment display. |
 Original Author: | Exeption |
 Created: | 2/1/2007 |
| Notes: | - |
Requirements: TAD2020's Advanced Wire Indicators.
Alternatively, if you have Wire Mod build >42, you may use the built in indicators.
- Create 2 buttons as shown (see image for step 1) on anything.
- Create 2 radios on the back as shown (see image for step 2).
- Make sure the radios are wired to the button directly behind them.
- Create 3 panels to put the 7 segment displays on.
- Wire them up using this setup (see image for step 5).
- Create the panels as shown (see image for step 6) and wire as shown (segment G is currently invisible).
- Use button 1 to activate and deactivate timer.
- Use button 2 to reset timer.
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7 Segment Display
| 7 Segment Display: 7 Segment Display |
| Description: | An easy way to make a 3-digit 7-segment display. |
| Original Author: | GUN |
| Created: | 4/6/2007 |
| Notes: | - |
- Okay, start by spawning a large flat prop and weld it to the ground, then place 3, 7 segment displays on it like so.(can be small or large)
- Place 3, 7 segment decoders and wire them(I'm guessing you already know how). Then place a timer on the right side.
- Spawn a small flat object with a start button(toggle on), then a reset button (toggle off) like in the image for step 3.
- Wire the timer(run) to the start button, then wire the timer (reset) to the reset button like in the image for step 4.
- Place 2 divides under the two LEFT 7 seg decoders (the right segment does not need one).
- Wire the 7 seg decoders to the divides, and the divides(B) to the constant value like so (the value is set next) then wire the divides(A) to the timer.
- Finally its finished it should look like the image for step 7. The very left constant value is 100 and the middle value is 10.
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