- well I am upside down just now

Hi I mentioned something along these lines a while back, but I think it related to simulation speed. If I step thru everything is always fine but if I start at full speed or go to full speed then the chart becomes unresponsive needing Task Manager to kill. At full speed it wasn't recognising key pre...

Hi

The Mk14 had a rubber membrane Hex keypad and a 8-digit 7-segment display and ran machine code.

Memory (mine) seems to think it generated a 4 digit code that you then tried to figure out. Took forever to play as you had to type in the Hex program before you could play...

Regards

Hi Martin I was one of the 77 million that had that game <s> One thing I can't remember about it was if the white (correct colour wrong position) and black (correct colour and position) pegs were related to the answer (i.e. peg position aligned) or if they were just informing that you had these resu...

Hi For the PIC to use it's own internal oscillator then you need to use a C-block to enable it. Fortunately Flowcode can assist by using the IntOsc Helper found under Component Libraries > Runtime. Add that to your chart then in properties select from the drop down list the frequency you wish. It wi...

but at the moment you cannot trust a word they say without verifying yourself

Guess AI is running the UK at present.......

Permission to engage laughing circuits....

Martin

I know where you live (in a non threatening way) and I really think you need to get outside and enjoy it more......

Regards
(As always in admiration)

Hi When posting, to try and avoid bots your first few posts need to be approved before appearing. This may initially delay them appearing but is only temporary. I have deleted your duplicated post. As for your question I am sure it won't be too much trouble to assist (I won't personally be able to a...

Hi Bob Sorry, I am unable due to travel to open up charts at present. With ESP32s I find it a good idea to keep it attached to the PC used to program it. Then after programming run a terminal program on the port to see the dumps. They very often show a clue as to why a reset occurred, and many times...