Maybe stupid question, but what is this "pin" for? I can´t see any change or able to do anything with this, Please.
Br Jorgen
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Pin!
Hi!
Maybe stupid question, but what is this "pin" for? I can´t see any change or able to do anything with this, Please.
Br Jorgen
Maybe stupid question, but what is this "pin" for? I can´t see any change or able to do anything with this, Please.
Br Jorgen
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Re: Pin!
That is use during a simulation secession.
The values near the pins will show you the status of the output pins.
You can also click on the <> to change the state of the pin.
You can't do that if the simulator is not running:
The values near the pins will show you the status of the output pins.
You can also click on the <> to change the state of the pin.
You can't do that if the simulator is not running:
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