HAHA, yes that is a nice one.

I use several software packs and i adore the way the LOGO! is programmend perfect for fast setups.

1. Understand why you need a logo

2. Plan before you start designing your logo

   • Define your brand identity

   • Find inspiration

   • Check out the competition

3. Design your logo

   • Choose your design style

   • Find the right type of logo

   • Pay attention to color

   • Pick the right typography

4. Navigate the design process

   • Communicate with your designer

   • Evaluate your logo options

   • What not to do when designing a logo

5. Use your logo

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  Red:Red stands for excitement, passion and anger. It’s a great choice if your brand is loud, youthful and wants to stand out.

• Orange:Orange is much less used than red but it’s just as energetic. This is a vibrant, invigorating and playful color.

• Yellow:If you want to look accessible and friendly, yellow is the right choice. It gives off a cheerful, affordable and youthful energy.

• Green:Green is extremely versatile and can work for any brand really. It’s especially perfect for anyone who wants to establish a connection to nature.

• Blue:Blue is a very classic and common choice. It is calming and cool and symbolizes trustworthiness and maturity.

• Purple:Purple can be your ticket to looking luxurious. Depending on the shade, purple can be mysterious, eclectic or feminine.

• Pink:If you’re going for girly, nothing works better than pink. But that’s not all! With shades like pastel rose, millennial pink or neon magenta, pink can give your logo a grown up and cool, but still youthful and feminine look.

• Brown:Brown may sound like a strange color choice at first, but it works perfectly for rugged and masculine vintage logos. It can give your brand a handmade, unique and aged look.

• Black:If you are looking for a sleek, modern and luxurious look, black will be a great choice. A minimalist black and white logo is the way to go if you want to keep it simple.

• White:You want your logo to look clean, modern and minimalistic? Use lots of white in your logo. As a neutral color it works in combination with all other colors, but adds a clean, youthful and economical touch.

• Gray:Gray is the ultimate color if you want to achieve a mature, classic and serious look. Darker shades look more mysterious, while lighter shades are more accessible.

New questions published by Frayer are split to a separate threads with the subjects

• Cursor arrow to change the Automatic/Manual mode.
• What is the purpose of "Protection active" setting?
• LOGO-Display: what is the purpose of blue side and "Lines" in display creating window?
• I would like to use several (multiple) screens of Logo display

Best regards
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Frayer

Hello, I am looking for an idea on how to program something.

I have the following table:

Step   Q1   Q2   Q3   Power

0         0     0     0       0%
1         0     0     1     30%
2         0     1     0     42%
3         0     1     1     53%
4         1     0     0     65%
5         1     0     1     77%
6         1     1     0     88%
7         1     1     1   100%

So, there are 3 outputs and with those I switch power on 7 stages to some device .

I would like to show status of power on Logo display (like Power=30% etc.).

Any idea how to accomplish that?

Hello Frayer,

Given table looks like power schema for IVT AX09 heat pump. Correct? I did a power display with a graph and a % number (see attachment). Could it work for you?

Regards GT