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AppINventor - lets you design and create small bespoke apps for Android devices (with little or no experience - at least that is what they say). &nbsp; :¬)<br />
Thanks for getting back to me anyway.<br />
Got the counter figured out and working.<br />
Got some mapping and URL links into it as well.<br />
<br />
Moved on to a logic issue.<br />
I need to take a time/value and for every complete 30, I have to increment a counter.<br />
Eg - clock counts up to 30 - it increments 1, however clock will continue to count up.....<br />
I need it at the next multiple eg. 60, to increment again.......<br />
mmmmmmmm.
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AppINventor - lets you design and create small bespoke apps for Android devices (with little or no experience - at least that is what they say).   :¬)
Thanks for getting back to me anyway.
Got the counter figured out and working.
Got some mapping and URL links into it as well.

Moved on to a logic issue.
I need to take a time/value and for every complete 30, I have to increment a counter.
Eg - clock counts up to 30 - it increments 1, however clock will continue to count up.....
I need it at the next multiple eg. 60, to increment again.......
mmmmmmmm.

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This gave me &nbsp;good references and ideas to work on from
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This gave me  good references and ideas to work on from

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HI,<br />
<br />
Currently working on an app - which involves setting up a timer (at the moment only recoding two sets of digits).<br />
My issue is that on setting it up to work with one counter - had this working.<br />
When I set it up for two counters - e.g. hours and minutes - it seems to be pulling in the system time to both counters, (duplicating the output) and ignoring the pre-set counter value(s) and statement(s).<br />
Very much a work in progress.<br />
I have attached what I have so far......basically looking for a hint on what I have done.<br />
Thanks<br />
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Timer.PNG

HI,

Currently working on an app - which involves setting up a timer (at the moment only recoding two sets of digits).
My issue is that on setting it up to work with one counter - had this working.
When I set it up for two counters - e.g. hours and minutes - it seems to be pulling in the system time to both counters, (duplicating the output) and ignoring the pre-set counter value(s) and statement(s).
Very much a work in progress.
I have attached what I have so far......basically looking for a hint on what I have done.
Thanks

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