.NET Dial Gauge Component - KineticaRT
Version 1.0
Commercial Demo
$84.00
1 downloads
The KineticaRT .NET Dial Gauge Instrumentation
Component is fast, easy to configure and supports live
update (state changes are transferred automatically
to/from the connected channel). It is a member of the
KineticaRT family of components, which can be used
separately or in unison to build applications for
instrumentation, hmi, control, monitoring and test
automation. You can embed it straight into your
application and its flexible look-and-feel makes it
ideal for virtual control panels. Features include a
configurable needle with smooth movement, optional
colored fill (solid, segmented or permanent), labeled
scale with optional threshold marks, text scale labels
(roman numerals, compass points etc.), manual input -
drag the needle to update the destination channel -
and a source property to automatically update the
display in real-time.
Component is fast, easy to configure and supports live
update (state changes are transferred automatically
to/from the connected channel). It is a member of the
KineticaRT family of components, which can be used
separately or in unison to build applications for
instrumentation, hmi, control, monitoring and test
automation. You can embed it straight into your
application and its flexible look-and-feel makes it
ideal for virtual control panels. Features include a
configurable needle with smooth movement, optional
colored fill (solid, segmented or permanent), labeled
scale with optional threshold marks, text scale labels
(roman numerals, compass points etc.), manual input -
drag the needle to update the destination channel -
and a source property to automatically update the
display in real-time.
Program details
Publisher
KineticaRT LimiitedE-mail
Contact the publisherHome page
http://www.kineticart.co.uk/Platforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
589 KBFile date
12/5/2002License
Commercial DemoExpiration info
Not time limitedInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
10/12/2004