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Passenger Counter (Sample Creation)
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Passenger Counter (Sample Creation)

Description
Microcontroller for counting number of passengers seated.

It shows:

Number of occupied seats vs. total seats with a green, yellow and red status bar behind it.

Below the status bar, it shows the last change of passengers within a user specified delay time. i.e the number of passengers that got seated within the delay timer. This feature is really useful for Stormlink passenger mod as you always know how many you just picked up/dropped off.

Designed for 1x1 display but works for larger screens too.

HOW TO SETUP:

1: Place microcontroller and connect all seat nodes to it. They must be connected consequetively to Input 1, 2, 3 and so forth. IMPORTANT: If not all inputs are used, specify that in the property of the controller.

2: If you have more seats than there's inputs in one microcontroller, you can daisy chain them using composite.

3: Connect video output from the last microcontroller in the daisy chain to your screen.
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[DD] Globey.DK  [author] 1 Jun, 2021 @ 1:51pm 
[TB6] ☭Beef Chungus☭: Instead of connecting each microcontroller with each other directly, simply connect the composite of the controller to a cable anchor. So the composite output of the controller goes to the front cable anchor of the car, and the input to the rear anchor. Front most car would be the "main" car and that's where the display is hooked up. Hope this helps. :-)
Tumble Trash᠌ ⁧⁧ Official 30 May, 2021 @ 12:48pm 
How would you set it up for multiple passenger cars?