Hi i am working on a project where i had to 2 incorporate 2 sensors with arduino and display the data on labview. The sensors produce magnetic direction and pitch and roll angles. I have to display this date on the Arduino compatible LCD (arLCD). I am unable to find any tutorials on how to do this as every example i come across only teaches on how to create sketches in the arduino IDE and then upload the sketch to the lcd. Any clues guys?
Ill include my labview and arduino files.
I see your picture of a display of what appears to be flight simulator instruments. That is a pretty complex display, and I doubt whether a typical 16 MHz. Arduino board would be able to do that and have any cycles left for reading and processing your sensors. Since the prices of ProMinis on EBay are less than $2.50 apiece, I have been developing multiprocessor applications, where one ProMini reads and conditions data, sends it to the other via SW serial, and the second one outputs to display. The code is much simpler and fewer timing problems arise.
That being said, in your case it still appears that you might want to consider sending your data to an attached computer, and writing a computer program to accept and display it on a monitor. Or you might want to buy a fairly big display, like 120x240, and acquire some really fast Arduino-compatible chip like a Teensy 3.1, which could probably handle the whole job.
