CFA-635 Dual Core CPU Usage Bargraph screen set
The Screen:
Author: JC634
Screen zip file: jc_C2D_CPU_Usage-BG.zip
Install Instructions:
Copy the screen out of the zip into the: C:\Program Files\CrystalControl2\screens directory, add it to your module. This screen also works for the CFA-634. edit: This should work just fine for dual core AMD processors, also!
Development thread: N/A
Progamming the CFA-635 LEDs
Author: JC634
Programming Instructions:
The following example shows how to program the LED’s to display Dual Core CPU usage on the LED’s. The bottom 2 display Core 1 and the top 2 display Core 2. The code is placed at the end of the lcd_635.ini file.
Example:
led01_order=5
led01_smooth=7
led01_id_value=2213530968 ; Core 2 CPU usage id number
led01_value_max=100.000000 ; 100 % CPU usage
led01_value_min=50.000000 ; 50 % CPU usage
led02_order=5
led02_smooth=7
led02_id_value=2213530968 ; Core 2 CPU usage id number
led02_value_max=50.000000 ; 50 % CPU usage
led02_value_min=0.000000 ; 0 % CPU usage
led03_order=5
led03_smooth=7
led03_id_value=2741078733 ; Core 1 CPU usage id number
led03_value_max=100.000000 ; 100 % CPU usage
led03_value_min=50.000000 ; 50 % CPU usage
led04_order=5
led04_smooth=7
led04_id_value=2741078733 ; Core 1 CPU usage id number
led04_value_max=50.000000 ; 50 % CPU usage
led04_value_min=0.000000 ; 0 % CPU usage
Where do the id numbers come from? 1st, add the screen included in this post. After restarting CC2, open the cc2_perfmon.ini file located in the C:\Program Files\CrystalControl2 directory. You will find some lines of text, similar to the following:
[perf04]
id=2741078733
full_name="\\Processor(0)\\% Processor Time"
precision=2
multiplier=1.000000
[perf05]
id=2213530968
full_name="\\Processor(1)\\% Processor Time"
precision=2
multiplier=1.000000
Note and record the associated id numbers. Open the lcd_635.ini file located in the C:\Program Files\CrystalControl2 directory. Copy the led example text to the end of this file. Replace my id numbers with the ones you found in your cc2_perfmon.ini file.
Save the file, restart CC2 and you should now have CPU usage showing on the LED's.
The Screen:
Author: JC634
Screen zip file: jc_C2D_CPU_Usage-BG.zip
Install Instructions:
Copy the screen out of the zip into the: C:\Program Files\CrystalControl2\screens directory, add it to your module. This screen also works for the CFA-634. edit: This should work just fine for dual core AMD processors, also!
Development thread: N/A
Progamming the CFA-635 LEDs
Author: JC634
Programming Instructions:
The following example shows how to program the LED’s to display Dual Core CPU usage on the LED’s. The bottom 2 display Core 1 and the top 2 display Core 2. The code is placed at the end of the lcd_635.ini file.
Example:
led01_order=5
led01_smooth=7
led01_id_value=2213530968 ; Core 2 CPU usage id number
led01_value_max=100.000000 ; 100 % CPU usage
led01_value_min=50.000000 ; 50 % CPU usage
led02_order=5
led02_smooth=7
led02_id_value=2213530968 ; Core 2 CPU usage id number
led02_value_max=50.000000 ; 50 % CPU usage
led02_value_min=0.000000 ; 0 % CPU usage
led03_order=5
led03_smooth=7
led03_id_value=2741078733 ; Core 1 CPU usage id number
led03_value_max=100.000000 ; 100 % CPU usage
led03_value_min=50.000000 ; 50 % CPU usage
led04_order=5
led04_smooth=7
led04_id_value=2741078733 ; Core 1 CPU usage id number
led04_value_max=50.000000 ; 50 % CPU usage
led04_value_min=0.000000 ; 0 % CPU usage
Where do the id numbers come from? 1st, add the screen included in this post. After restarting CC2, open the cc2_perfmon.ini file located in the C:\Program Files\CrystalControl2 directory. You will find some lines of text, similar to the following:
[perf04]
id=2741078733
full_name="\\Processor(0)\\% Processor Time"
precision=2
multiplier=1.000000
[perf05]
id=2213530968
full_name="\\Processor(1)\\% Processor Time"
precision=2
multiplier=1.000000
Note and record the associated id numbers. Open the lcd_635.ini file located in the C:\Program Files\CrystalControl2 directory. Copy the led example text to the end of this file. Replace my id numbers with the ones you found in your cc2_perfmon.ini file.
Save the file, restart CC2 and you should now have CPU usage showing on the LED's.
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