Hi Iain
I agree, the parametric search tool is not great for UARTS.
Just as reminder for Flowcode targets which allow filtering there is my spreadsheet found here.

Hello. If you select Embedded > Target Selector, that will display all the target devices Flowcode supports. You can then Select PIC 8bit, then change the Show 25 devices to 100. Finally click the Arrow to the right of UART, so it shows pointing down. You will then see the total supported UARTS: Tot...

Hello. No you can't change within properties from 12 to 10bits and vice versa. What you can do is read as 12 bit and convert to 10bit using calculation or using the Map component Component Libraries > Math If reading is a bit unstable, you can even use software filters that are also available within...

What I did to detect ZCD on a microcontroller that did not have ZCD was to use a resistor to prevent too much or reverse current on a pin. detect for 0v (positive half cycle), then timed 10 ms for the zero crossing after the negative half cycle. That made the AC motor i controlled via MOSFET and a b...

BME280 Working on embedded hardware as expected. Temp = 22.780000, Humid = 47.277343, Pressure = 987.909973 Temp = 22.780000, Humid = 47.289062, Pressure = 987.929992 Temp = 22.790000, Humid = 47.299804, Pressure = 987.900024 Temp = 22.770000, Humid = 47.280273, Pressure = 987.890014 Temp = 22.78000...

Hello. My Advice would be not to test with a third party simulation before posting on the forums. It's always wise to test on embedded hardware first. I have a 18F14K22 I can test BME280 on. Last time I tested BME280 on ESP32 it worked as expected. I will carry out some tests and let you know how i ...

Hi Thank you for you breakdown: So here’s what I’m trying to do: I have a camera which will grade objects. The camera is giving signal to a PLC which has mechanical relay outputs. I have to reject 3 grades. My program will control 3 push pull solenoids of 12V. They are connected to 3 ports on B. It ...

mvictor
There are a lot of posts to catch up on.
Rather than doing that if there can be a full breakdown of what you want the hardware to then I will take a look into it.

Chipfryer21 is doing a great job in helping, I do not want to step on his toes. My sole intention is getting the equivalent to timer interrupt simulation working the same as on embedded hardware for anyone that requires that option. If Chipfryer27 requires additional help then I will see what I can ...

Hi. For my two pence worth. Timer interrupts can be precise in simulation as well as on hardware All you do is use the timed interval component instated of the timer interrupt command icon. Then you set both simulation and embedded time within the the properties. Timer Interval component 1.png There...