Also interesting to note that the "quadEncoder1" is listed in the components area.

The attached file(s) was originally developed around 3 years ago. To be noted that the 2D panel graphics seems messed up for some reason. It's possible that I did not purchase mechatronics bundle - But the encoder must have been available at the time I developed the program because it works. It shou...

There is no "help" selection when you run FC9 until you run an application There is however a "licensing" button which directs the use to the "manage" selection. I performed the operation with no luck. There is an "X" over the mechatronics pack. I have been using the encoder component for a long tim...

Hello:

I have software that uses the quad encoder inputs. Worked really well until today making a few changes. The system no longer compiles because the quad encoder component has gone away - It looks like I have to purchase it again.

What say you?

FC Version 9 professional license - updated today.

I want to type in a string "B11021000" from my keyboard while in simulation and have the simulator accept it as a receive function.

I have success with my serial RS232 comms, but don't seem to be able to inject data at simulation time.

How much stuff do I have to go through in order to allow me to inject a serial string?

I did search around, but came up empty. Used to be easy in FC7 era.

Martin - Yes looked at the wiki, and don't comprehend it. Really wondering why I can't simply retrieve a string at uart interrupt time.

Chip! Would love to get a simple example if you catch the time

Hello: I have my serial comms working, but on occasion it seems to not work. My setup is simply to poll the serial port and use the serial string to operate. In order to attempt to use the serial interrupt (instead), I can't seem to make it work. I have been told that gathering a string in the seria...

Thanks for the recommendation - That terminal sends out characters as they are typed into the keyboard. Does not allow for a string to be subsequent to an enter key.

Thank you!