Hello,

It looks like this device is currently not supported by the compiler in the Flowcode PIC32 toolchain. I can maybe have a look at adding this device into Flowcode but you will have to install your own version of the XC32 compiler to compile to this device.

Hello, These chips have now been added for you and should be live now in the v11 library updates. I've tried to be fairly thorough with the definitions but I haven't done much testing on them so please let us know if you find anything that either doesn't compile or isn't working as it should on the ...

Hello, Thanks for the suggestion, I'll get them on the list and see if we can get these in ASAP for you. As you say hopefully not too much work though you may have to use your own version of the XC8 compiler if they are not supported in the standard Flowcode toolchain compiler. See here for details ...

Hello,

I could be wrong but I don't think there are any avr devices with internal hbridge peripherals.

Hi Stefan,

Great spot thanks for letting us know, should be sorted for you now.

According to Google - Bluefy is a browser app you can install on an iPhone, iPad to allow WebBluetooth. Please note I haven't tested this and have no other reference for the app. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bluefy-web-ble-browser/id1492822055 What's odd to me is that this works yet chrome does not.

Aha sorry the decisions in the DC_Touched were not checking against the .Handle variable and so were always true.

They should have looked like this.
Should be fixed now.

Right I've tweaked the example a bit to have a main menu on scene 0 and a basic voltmeter on scene 1. All of the button touches are processed by the DC_Touched callback macro. Any additional scene processing e.g. the volt meter updates are done as part of the main loop. The display should update eve...

I'm not fully sure what you're trying to do but I have modified your program slightly so that you can start a count, and stop the count again or when the count reaches 20 it will automatically stop and return to scene 0. Hopefully highlights things a bit better. DisplayCreatorSelf1.fcfx To move thin...

It looks like you are using the DC_Touched macro to block with a loop but this is probably not ideal as you essentially stop any future touches from being actioned while you are blocking here. I've added a new macro to the DisplayManager called GetSceneIdx which returns the current scene index. You ...