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Re: Just a Thought
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Posted by Bill on Monday, 4 May 2009, at 11:48 a.m.,
in response to Just a Thought, posted by rwc
Nonetheless, pretty creative and cool idea! Hadn't thought about the concept of changing the base image as a function of one or more WEL input signals.
I can think of a lot of creative uses here. In my case, I'd simplify my diagram to only show the cooling circuit when in cooling mode, and likewise the heating circuit. I'd also implement different color schemes to associate blues with cooling and reds with heating. And I'd probably use some kind of warning color scheme, only visible when certain parameters move out of a 'safe' range. I'm sure more ideas would come to mind.
Thanks for sharing the thought!
Best regards,
Bill
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