Create linear gauges

Create linear gauges that enable you to view and control specific motor configuration settings.
TIP: The gauges duplicate the functionality of the spin boxes in the default recipes editor widget.
  1. Create max RPM gauge:
    1. In
      Project view
      , right-click
      MainWindow (type)
       and select
      New
      Base controls
      Linear gauge
    2. Hover-over the gauge, select
      Edit
      , and enter
      MaxRPMGauge
      .
    3. In
      Properties
      , create a dynamic link between the
      Value
       property and
      Aliases
      {RecipeSchema1}
      EditModel
      Configuration
      MaxRevolutionsPerMinute
      .
      For more information about dynamic links, see Create dynamic links.
  2. Create max RPM label:
    1. In
      Project view
      , right-click
      MainWindow (type)
       and select
      New
      Base controls
      Label
    2. Hover-over the gauge, select
      Edit
      , and enter
      MaxRPMLabel
      .
    3. In
      Properties
      , set
      Text
       to
      Max RPM
      .
  3. Create min throttle gauge:
    1. In
      Project view
      , right-click
      MainWindow (type)
       and select
      New
      Base controls
      Linear gauge
    2. Hover-over the gauge, select
      Edit
      , and enter
      MinThrottleGauge
      .
    3. In
      Properties
      , create a dynamic link between the
      Value
       property and
      Aliases
      {RecipeSchema1}
      EditModel
      Configuration
      MinThrottle
      .
      For more information about dynamic links, see Create dynamic links.
  4. Create min throttle label:
    1. In
      Project view
      , right-click
      MainWindow (type)
       and select
      New
      Base controls
      Label
      .
    2. Hover-over the gauge, select
      Edit
      , and enter
      MinThrottleLabel
      .
    3. In
      Properties
      , set
      Text
       to
      Min Throttle
      .
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