how to use tachymeter watch function for tachymeter?
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A tachymeter is also used as the name of a logarithmic scale sometimes inscribed around the rim of an analog watch. It can be used to compute speed based on travel time. To use it for this purpose, start the chronograph at a mile marker. At the next mile marker, the point on the scale adjacent to the second hand indicates the speed (in miles per hour) of travel between the two. A standard tachymeter will only determine speeds greater than 60 miles per hour using this method; slower speeds can be measured by decreasing the unit of measurement (to half-miles or kilometers, for example).\n\nThe speed of an object is defined by the equation\nspeed= distance/time\n \nThe tachymeter scale computes the function\nTachymeter dial= 3600/Elapsed time\n\nThe function performed by a tachymeter is independent of unit of distance (i.e. is not specific to miles or kilometers). A tachymeter can be used to measure speed in knots per hour or meters per hour, or to measure an industrial production process in units per hour. A tachymeter is simply a means of converting elapsed time in seconds per X to X per hour.\n\nThe scale is generally only accurate for elapsed times over approximately 7 seconds.
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hi buddy..\nhere is the solution for ur question\ni m assumin that ur using vb6.0. now listen .....\nopen ur project ...there is an icon of a watch in the toolbox...this is the icon of timer ....click it and put it in the form ...now set the timer,s ENABLED property to true (it is true by default) now set its INTERVAL property. this property is declared in miliseconds(1000miliseconds=1second)\nset it to the time for which u want ur code to be executed (range for this interval is 1 to 64769 mili seconds, u can put any time interval between it) \nnow after setting ur ENABLED and INTERVAL property double click the timer icon on ur form to get a event handling procedure which will look like the followin\n\nprivate sub timer_time()\n\nend sub\n\nu can in put ur code in between this, which will execute after the time interval mentioned in the INTERVAL property and will execute after every interval unless u set the ENABLED property to FALSE in ur code ....\ni think this is going to solve ur problem....\n\ngood luck buddy..\nbye..
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here is a script for a javascript clock....\n\nhttp://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/digitalclock.shtml\n\nhttp://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/analogclock.shtml\n\njust search javascriptkit.com or dynamicdrive.com.
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http://www.watchdirectory.net/wdhelp/plugins/wdopAutoFtp.html\n\nGOOD LUCK...\n\n;-)
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Try to read the common inside the code.(inside the "/*.... */")\n\nThis function do couple of things:\n1. It is to check the input command.\n2. Set the parent thread to wait. \n3. Create a child thread.\n4. Use the child thread to run the command.
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Press mode on your calculator and select SD (usually option 2 on a casio).  Now enter your observations and press "data" after each observation (usually the M+ key on a casio).\n\nOnce all the data has been entered press shift and the key that corresponds to standard deviation (usually 3 on a casio).\n\nHope this helps
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You can do it with an API call...\n\n\nPublic Type SYSTEMTIME\n    wYear As Integer\n    wMonth As Integer\n    wDayOfWeek As Integer\n    wDay As Integer\n    wHour As Integer\n    wMinute As Integer\n    wSecond As Integer\n    wMilliseconds As Integer\nEnd Type\nPublic Declare Function SetSystemTime Lib "kernel32" (lpSystemTime As SYSTEMTIME) As Long\n\n\nDim MySysTime As SYSTEMTIME\n\nSetSystemTime(MySysTime)
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the answer is time or the minutes pointer in a watch
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How about using a LM555 timer, but instead of fixed resistors use a thermistor for the timing element(s).  You will have to look up the parameters of a thermistor and set up the other resistors on the 555 timer to give the operation that you want.
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enter this sign "=", or click on Fx button beside it to give list of functions
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Here's a study guide.  http://www.doctronics.co.uk/meter.htm
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Yes, there is a freeware program available called Karen's Countdown Timer. \n\nJust download the small application, then input the event, date, and exact time, and it will countdown for you.\n\nhttp://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptcount2.asp
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Look around on your mainboard's installation cd if your computer came with one, or go to the site for your mainboard.  They often have a utility for monitoring your cpu and case fan speeds, given in a choice of F or C.\n\nBut be aware that devices that you want to monitor for temps must have some kind of hardware attached to them that does the measuring - main boards come with this for cpu and one or more of the fans, but not for the other things you mention.
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set_time_limit ( int seconds )
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Do you measure the speed? \nIn that case a feed back loop should be easy to make with Labview:\nmeasure the speed, and *slowly* change the current according to the difference with the requested value.  \n\nYou can measure the speed by counting light pulses from a light seen through  a hole mounted on the motor (or the object your driving with the motor).
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If you are using the linux or unix versions you can use the 'time' command which counts program execution time and reports it at the end of the run.. example would be 'time name_of_program_to_run' it would return something like this:\nreal    0m0.004s\nuser    0m0.001s\nsys     0m0.003s\nchris@digdug:~$\n\nif thats not an option you could probably come close by having the program spit out a timestamp at the beginning and end of the program.
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in the US you can use, time.nist.gov or or one of it mirrors. In Windows XP, \n1. double click on the time display.\nThe Date and Time properties should be display. \n2. Under the Internet Time tab,  there is a Automatically sysnchronize with Internet time server box, check the box.\n3. Press the Update button\n\nIt not really atomic time but it accurate within less than 1/2 second.