Apollo DSKY, FDAI, and GLORIOUS Soyuz Digital Mission Clock GUIs - Available for Download скачать в хорошем качестве

Apollo DSKY, FDAI, and GLORIOUS Soyuz Digital Mission Clock GUIs - Available for Download

Best viewed in 1080p HD. These are all coded in National Instruments' LabWindows/CVI. It is an ANSI C based Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It is similar to Microsoft's Visual Studio, but the CVI User Interface Resource (UIR) files (Panels) are easier to use than Microsoft's Panes and the CVI IDE has all the library functions (including advanced math) in a pull down menu with a description of each function and arguments. CVI (along with its cousin LabView) are used to create test equipment GUIs on Personal Computer (PC) based test sets around the world. I have been using CVI since the late 1990's. Each GUI only took me a day to code, but like a true engineer; as "Bones" McCoy said in a "Star Trek" movie, "Engineers, the're always changing things!". I have posted the download links for the Apollo DSKY, Apollo FDAI, and Soyuz Clock on my website. I will be posting more downloads for other GUIs (as I develop them), so you can run them on your PC. Visit: http://paul.romsky.com/index_spacecra... In the near future I will be making a Comms GUI .exe and a Comms API .dll so you can write comms scripts to control these GUIs or control them in code. Right now they have a Comms Interface vis a USB serial port. You can use any terminal application with them - like TeraTerm. See the Help for each GUI on how to communicate with these GUIs via USB. Please leave feedback in the comments. They are still being developed, so download them periodically as I make updates. I am not versioning them yet until they firm up with final tweaks, but they are working. I still have to make the "8-Ball" on the FDAI to look like a sphere. I just got roll working today (9 APR 2023) so that GUI will be updated soon. Have fun!