So moving on from the development board I designed in 2012 I am doing another. The aim of this is to use at college with students but also if a hobbyist wanted I am considering that also (hence the PIC choice).
It would appear that the buzzer is not sounding, I hope this is not a schoolboy as I do not want to waste anyone's time. I have attached the flowcode file but also for interest the circuit which is still a work in progress.
Pete
Potential bug with buzzer
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Re: Potential bug with buzzer
Hi
I can only simulate at present.
You are using the Buzzer component which does simulate, but instead of using the associated component macro, you are setting the port directly. FC doesn't know that it should "buzz" when you set B1 to "1".
If you use the component it works fine.
Your code should work on hardware though.
Regards
I can only simulate at present.
You are using the Buzzer component which does simulate, but instead of using the associated component macro, you are setting the port directly. FC doesn't know that it should "buzz" when you set B1 to "1".
If you use the component it works fine.
Your code should work on hardware though.
Regards