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...

Hi Martin.
You're welcome.
That's great!
I'm glad you have now got your project to compile.
Thanks for updating us.

Hello. First make sure all your components are up-to-date by running full database component updates. Then make the change Leigh stated. Now browse to this location using file explorer , it's hidden by default so just paste the link into your address bar. %ProgramData%\MatrixTSL\FlowcodeV11\Componen...

Hello.
If you upload your latest fcfx project file, I will see if I can resolve the errors for you.

Hi Bob, Some food for thought, Rather than updating chart every 4 or 8 seconds, what about setting an hysteresis value and only update chart with the change if outside those values? You can then have more details on the x axis of the chart. Rather then seconds, the date and time perhaps? Sill sample...

Hello. That is not how the Buzzer component is intended to work. The Buzzer component is a single fixed frequency component only sets an output to high or low, depending the buzzer is on or off. With actual hardware to make it buzz, a fixed DC supply e.g. 9v is used to enable buzzer. For a buzzer of...

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Sat Jan 17, 2026 1:41 pm

I am now in a quandry whether to try to migrate the ESP code to the Pi or the Pi code to the ESP.

Personally I would favour ESP32 over RPI.
Pi is big and overkill and does not have analogue functions.