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ReeceL: /* Add the LED */

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Add the LED

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Exercises:Ex1</sidebar>
-Component macros are sections of code that have been written to support the components included with Flowcode 6.<br />
+Component macros are sections of code that have been written to support the components included with Flowcode.<br />
 They take all the effort out of using these components.

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-<sidebar>Sidebar: What Is a Macro?</sidebar>
+<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Exercises:Ex1</sidebar>
 Component macros are sections of code that have been written to support the components included with Flowcode 6.<br />
 They take all the effort out of using these components.

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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 Component Macros.fcfx]]	+	:::{{Fcfile\|Exercise - Using Component Macros.fcfx\|Exercise - Using Component Macros}}

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 ::: For help with 'Calculation' icons, see [[Icon Properties]]
 ::* Click on 'OK'.
 ===Test the Core===
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 [[File:Exercise_Using_Component_Macros_Flowchart_01.png|350px|center]]
 : At this point, the flowchart should be saved as 'Timer', and can be simulated to test it.
 ==Extend the program==
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 :::* run through the timing core ten times,
 :::* switch off the lamp.
 ===Add the switch===
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 :: A pinout of the microcontroller appears.
 :* Click on the rectangle that represents the pin RA1/AN1, to connect the switch to Port A, bit 1 of the microcontroller.
 ===Add the LED===
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 :* Look at the Panel Properties, the 'Connection' property shows that, by default, it is connected to Port A, bit 0.
 :: Leave it like this.
 ===Modify the flowchart===

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 ===Add the LED===
-* Locate the 'Single LED' in the 'Outputs' toolbox in the [[Tools and Views#1) Icons Toolbar|Icons toolbar]].
+* Locate and LED such as the 'Single LED' or '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 (e.g. 'Single LED' and 'LED 5mm Panel), and click on the down-arrow that appears.
 :* 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.
 :* Look at the Panel Properties, the 'Connection' property shows that, by default, it is connected to Port A, bit 0.
 :: Leave it like this.
 ===Modify the flowchart===

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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.
-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:
-:[[File:Exercise - Using Component Macros.fcf]]
+:::[[File:Exercise - Using Component Macros.fcfx]]

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	* [[Saving a Flowchart\|Save the flowchart]].		* [[Saving a Flowchart\|Save the flowchart]].
	* [[Starting Flowchart Simulation\|Run the simulation]] to test that it works.		* [[Starting Flowchart Simulation\|Run the simulation]] to test that it works.
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		+	==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.
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		+	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 Component Macros.fcf]]

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	* [[Saving a Flowchart\|Save the flowchart]].		* [[Saving a Flowchart\|Save the flowchart]].
	* [[Starting Flowchart Simulation\|Run the simulation]] to test that it works.		* [[Starting Flowchart Simulation\|Run the simulation]] to test that it works.
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−	~~==Link==~~
−	~~To download the Flowcode program for this exercise, click on the following link [[File:Exercise Using Component Macros.fcf]]~~

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	==Link==		==Link==
−	To download the Flowcode program for this exercise, click on the following link [[File:Exercise - Using Component Macros.fcf]]	+	To download the Flowcode program for this exercise, click on the following link [[File:Exercise Using Component Macros.fcf]]