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BenR at 14:33, 13 March 2014

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	<sidebar>Sidebar: ~~What Is a Component?~~</sidebar>		<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Exercises:Ex1</sidebar>
	The aim of this exercise is to demonstrate the use of analogue input devices within a Flowcode flowchart.		The aim of this exercise is to demonstrate the use of analogue input devices within a Flowcode flowchart.

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	:*Right click the file name and select 'Save link as...' or 'Save target as...' (depending on your browser).		:*Right click the file name and select 'Save link as...' or 'Save target as...' (depending on your browser).

	:::~~[[File:~~Exercise - Using Analogue Input Devices.fcfx]]		:::{{Fcfile\|Exercise - Using Analogue Input Devices.fcfx\|Exercise - Using Analogue Input Devices}}

ReeceL at 11:11, 20 September 2013

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	:*Right click the file name and select 'Save link as...' or 'Save target as...' (depending on your browser).		:*Right click the file name and select 'Save link as...' or 'Save target as...' (depending on your browser).

	:[[File:Exercise - Using Analogue Input Devices.fcfx]]		:::[[File:Exercise - Using Analogue Input Devices.fcfx]]

ReeceL at 11:10, 20 September 2013

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	You can download the file created by this exercise and open it in Flowcode to identify errors in your program/file or you could also download the file to skip to the next exercise.		You can download the file created by this exercise and open it in Flowcode to identify errors in your program/file or you could also download the file to skip to the next exercise.

	~~Download~~ the file ~~by clicking~~ on the ~~file~~ link below and then ~~right clicking~~ on the ~~link~~ and ~~selecting~~ 'Save link as...' or 'Save target as...' (depending on your browser).		*To download the file, click on the link below and then either:
			:*Click on the file name.
			:*Right click the file name and select 'Save link as...' or 'Save target as...' (depending on your browser).

	:[[File:Exercise - Using Analogue Input Devices.~~fcf~~]]		:[[File:Exercise - Using Analogue Input Devices.fcfx]]

ReeceL at 09:32, 19 September 2013

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	* Use the mouse to turn the pointer on the ADC dial, and notice what happens when you pass the half-way mark.		* Use the mouse to turn the pointer on the ADC dial, and notice what happens when you pass the half-way mark.
	* Click on the 'Stop simulation' button, [[File:Btn Stop.png\|border]] when you are happy with the program's behavior.		* Click on the 'Stop simulation' button, [[File:Btn Stop.png\|border]] when you are happy with the program's behavior.


			==Download the exercise==
			You can download the file created by this exercise and open it in Flowcode to identify errors in your program/file or you could also download the file to skip to the next exercise.

			Download the file by clicking on the file link below and then right clicking on the link and selecting 'Save link as...' or 'Save target as...' (depending on your browser).

			:[[File:Exercise - Using Analogue Input Devices.fcf]]

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Add the LED

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	:* Click on the 'Add to system panel' option to select it.		:* Click on the 'Add to system panel' option to select it.
	:* Select the LED on the System panel and drag it to a suitable position.		:* Select the LED on the System panel and drag it to a suitable position.
	:* Look at the Panel Properties, the 'Connection' property ~~shows~~ that~~, by default,~~ it is connected to Port A, bit 0.		:* Look at the Panel Properties, the 'Connection' property make sure that it is connected to Port A, bit 0 ($PORTA.0).
	:: Leave it like this.		:: Leave it like this.

ReeceL: /* Add the LED */

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Add the LED

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	==Add the LED==		==Add the LED==
	* Locate the ~~'Single~~ LED' in the 'Outputs' toolbox in the [[Tools and Views#1) Icons Toolbar\|Icons toolbar]].		* Locate an [[Component: ID a7b05886 784c 48c8 a6f6 cc371c7728e1\|LED]] such as the [[Component: ID 7fdaec78 394e 4ec9 a578 4f1a12a12076\|LED 5mm Panel]] in the 'Outputs' toolbox in the [[Tools and Views#1) Icons Toolbar\|Icons toolbar]].
	:* Hover over the image to the left of the '~~Single~~ LED' ~~label~~, and click on the down-arrow that appears.		:* Hover over the image to the left of the component label 'LED 5mm Panel', and click on the down-arrow that appears.
	:* Click on the 'Add to system panel' option to select it.		:* Click on the 'Add to system panel' option to select it.
	:* Select the LED on the System panel and drag it to a suitable position.		:* Select the LED on the System panel and drag it to a suitable position.
	:* Look at the Panel Properties, the 'Connection' property shows that, by default, it is connected to Port A, bit 0.		:* Look at the Panel Properties, the 'Connection' property shows that, by default, it is connected to Port A, bit 0.
	:: Leave it like this.		:: Leave it like this.


	==Add the ADC dial==		==Add the ADC dial==

ReeceL at 13:28, 2 September 2013

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	<sidebar>Sidebar: ~~Advanced Features~~</sidebar>		<sidebar>Sidebar: What Is a Component?</sidebar>
	The aim of this exercise is to demonstrate the use of analogue input devices within a Flowcode flowchart.		The aim of this exercise is to demonstrate the use of analogue input devices within a Flowcode flowchart.

ReeceL at 11:05, 2 September 2013

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	* Use the mouse to turn the pointer on the ADC dial, and notice what happens when you pass the half-way mark.		* Use the mouse to turn the pointer on the ADC dial, and notice what happens when you pass the half-way mark.
	* Click on the 'Stop simulation' button, [[File:Btn Stop.png\|border]] when you are happy with the program's behavior.		* Click on the 'Stop simulation' button, [[File:Btn Stop.png\|border]] when you are happy with the program's behavior.


	~~==Link==~~
	~~To download the Flowcode program for this exercise, click on this link [[File:Exercise AnInputs Analogue input1.fcf\|Analogue Input 1]]~~