TMS Instrumentation WorkShop for FireMonkey

Set of components for instrumentation and multimedia applications for cross-platform FireMonkey software development

Feature overview

Highly configurable components with separate customizable style
Support for Win32, Win64, Mac OS X & iOS
TTMSFMXCircularGauge: circular gauge component with customizable divisions and subdivisions, support for setpoints, sections, extra needles
TTMSFMXLinearGauge: linear version of the circular gauge
TTMSFMXRotarySwitch: circular switch control with configurable number of positions
TTMSFMXKnobSwitch: circular switch control with configurable number of positions and LED indicators for on state for each position
TTMSFMXSpinner: smoothly animated spinner with customizable columns and datetime support, with look & feel of the iOS date/time selector
TTMSFMXSlider: stylable slider with animation
TTMSFMXLED: simple standalone LED control
TTMSFMXLEDBar: bar of LEDs with optionally different on/off colors per LED
TTMSFMXLEDMeter: smooth color transition LED meter with customizable colors and customizable number of steps
TTMSFMXLedScope: scope component consisting of a collection of LED meter channels
TTMSFMXClock: clock component
TTMSFMXCompass: compass component
TTMSFMXMatrixLabel: label with different text case formatting, different label sizes and colors
TTMSFMXScope: scope component with channel collection and customizable divisions, subdivisions and grid layout

Some sample screenshots of users applications ...

Training, info & books

Links to these resources are provided as useful information and are not part of TMS product offerings.

Delphi XE2 Development Essentials
by Bob Swart

Delphi XE2 DataSnap Development
by Bob Swart

Delphi XE2 native iOS Development
by Bob Swart

FireMonkey Development for iOS
and OS X with Delphi XE2
by Graeme Chandler

Video TMS Instrumentation WorkShop for FireMonkey

In this video, you can see the TMS Instrumentation Workshop for FireMonkey components in action that are also all part of the full TMS Pack for FireMonkey. We show you the components in use in a FireMonkey HD application running on Windows 7 and the same application also deployed and running on Mac OS X Lion. Finally, in the video we also turn the same application into a FireMonkey for iOS app and deploy it with xCode to the iPad.