Yes I know there is a 1 pixel gap because of the way these displays are but if you look closely there is a 2 pixel gap instead of a 1 pixel gap between the left channel and the new line of dashes, sorry I don't think I was clear enough on that. thought I would mention it in case it was somehow useful to know in terms of the way the code maybe working. in terms of multiplying the values, what do I change exactly?
I have amended what I said below picture to hopefully make myself clearer.
Try this
lcd.setCursor(x, 1); // draw first (top) row Left
if (peaks[x] == 0) {
lcd.setCursor(x, 1);
lcd.print("_"); // empty
lcd.setCursor(x, 0);
lcd.print("_"); // empty
}
else {
if (peaks[x]>4) { //after value 8 you need to jump to next row, correct ?
lcd.setCursor(x, 1);
lcd.write(8);
lcd.setCursor(x, 0);
lcd.write(2*(peaks[x]-4));
}
else { //if not bigger we only occupy 1 row, correct ?
lcd.setCursor(x, 1); //position inferior row
lcd.write(2*peaks[x]);
lcd.setCursor(x, 0); // position superior row
lcd.print("_"); //empty
}
}
So I replaced the three instances of... lcd.print("_"); // empty with lcd.print(" "); // empty... and we now have this...
So I copied and pasted that into the right channel section of the code, corrected the print statements to print on lower 2 rows, changed anywhere it said peaks[x] for peaks[y] and.....
ur welcom, ...good luck man , think on the next project now... and try to make time to follow more tutorials
Definitely Will do, Thanks again.
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