Open source f/stop enlarger timer released

[Mr Man]

Well thanks for providing it anyway. I could not understand your code as it was rather over my head so I had got most of the way through writing my own when you posted the hack also I was having trouble getting your code to compile from this source, there is no .pde aduino file? I copied and pasted the content of the .ino file into an Arduino sketch but it would not compile. This was about the same time I ran into the same ram problems, I was trying to store arrays of 99 exposures, I cut the arrays back to 50 exposures (enough even for me I'm sure) and is appears to be OK. I have some tweaking to do on the code to finish the V1 then I will post it. I would like to look at your code running to see how you handle dodges, something I have no provision for other than pausing the base exposure. Sorry for being so dim.

[polyglot]

You need to download a newer (at least 1.0) Arduino IDE. The older ones used pde files, the post-1.0 editions now call them ino files. I'm using 1.0.1 I think.

Actually I think mine would work for complex programs if I took out all the text descriptors for each step. I got it up to about 16 steps with 6 chars/step but going to no text should work with ~64 steps. How you'd remember what to do at each step though I have no idea.

If you want to see the maths behind dodging, look at the Program::compile functions. I should probably make a video sometime... but working on my print backlog is more important

[polyglot]

If a timer without textual labels for each exposure is useful to you, then I've managed to hack mine to support 40 exposures per program and it can save 12 programs to EEPROM. PM me your email address and I will email you the source.