Component Export with Scada

[p.erasmus]

Hi Team.

I received my genuine UNO R3 and all is working well now

Is my understanding correct after I did all the HW simulation and testing and want to export my final component I just need to delete the Injector and Scada slave components from the Panel so that they do not get exported as well .

When the user use the component and want to do HW simulation he then add the injector and Scada device of his choice to his project Correct ?

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[medelec35]

Hi Peter,
That is easily achieved.
After clicking Deploy as Flowcode App, Select the Components tab.
Just select all the components you don't want to appear then click >>

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[p.erasmus]

Hi Martin

Thank you this is good information, I am actually referring to when I made a I2C component in FC and used SCADA to talk to the I2C device during simulation and now the component is finished and I want to export the Component that it can be used in Flowcode so do I delete/remove the scada components or do I miss something from your post ,Thanks for your help Appreciated

[medelec35]

Hi Peter,
What I posted applies to when using an Arduino UNO as a slave being controller via the App developer.
when using the Deploy as a Flowcode APP.
When running the deployed app, anything that was added to the the Invisible components window, won't be seen on the panel.
When you shown remove then, I thought you meant from view.
If that is not what you meant then, my post will not apply.

[BenR]

Hi Peter,

Yes when creating a component source the injector / SCADA Slave is great for testing but once you're finished with the code they should be removed prior to exporting.

[p.erasmus]

@Martin,
Your post apply very well for future things I still have do so many thanks, I appreciate this I did not know it

Ben,
Thanks it is clear appreciate

Yes when creating a component source the injector / SCADA Slave is great for testing

It has never been easier to do I2C and SPI code as with this scada setup I was sad that I had to spend many rubble for an Arduino, but now I am so happy I did,it is easier than working with a micro and debugging ,Flowcode has really expanded in a big way since V7 ,V7 was big jump from V6 but V9 is amazing thanks to you Ben and the Team at MATRIX ,FC is now a great tool

Logic Analyzer print from a Write/ Read operation on I2C at the device with SCADA Simulation

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I am so happy