Exercise - Using Interrupts - Revision history

BenR at 14:32, 13 March 2014

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JonnyW: XML import

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XML import

ReeceL at 15:48, 20 September 2013

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ReeceL at 11:11, 20 September 2013

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ReeceL at 11:08, 20 September 2013

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ReeceL at 09:31, 19 September 2013

2013-09-19T09:31:36Z

ReeceL: /* The main program */

2013-09-04T15:26:41Z

The main program

ReeceL at 11:04, 2 September 2013

2013-09-02T11:04:54Z

ReeceL: /* Link */

2013-09-02T10:21:39Z

Link

JohnVerrill at 13:55, 1 September 2013

2013-09-01T13:55:56Z

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−	<sidebar>Sidebar: ~~What Is an Interrupt?~~</sidebar>	+	<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Exercises:Ex1</sidebar>
	Interrupts are a way of grabbing the microcontroller's attention immediately.		Interrupts are a way of grabbing the microcontroller's attention immediately.

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

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 The program then loops back, as before, and checks the state of the switch again.
 ==Add switch 1 and the LEDs ==
-* Locate the 'Inputs' toolbox, and click on the down arrow next to the switch labelled 'Toggle Metal PCB'.
+* Locate the 'Inputs' toolbox, and click on the down arrow next to the switch labelled 'Toggle Metal PCB'. [[File:Component Icon c6c91999 1fe0 414e b6aa 0a7ddc9a6417.png]]
 : Click on the 'Add to system panel' option.
 : Configure its properties so that it is connected to Port B, bit 1.
-* Locate the 'Outputs' toolbox, and click on the down arrow next to the 'LED array' label.
+* Locate the 'Outputs' toolbox, and click on the down arrow next to the 'LED Array' label. [[File:Component Icon c8da67a7 fc7b 48c0 8c3f 3264c74f4024.png]]
 : Click on the 'Add to system panel' option.
 * Click on one, and configure its properties as follows

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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 Interrupts.fcfx]]	+	:::[[File:Exercise - Using Interrupts.fcfx]]

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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 Interrupts.fcf]]
+:[[File:Exercise - Using Interrupts.fcfx]]

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	: After this, the microcontroller resumes the main program from where it left off, the three second delay.		: After this, the microcontroller resumes the main program from where it left off, the three second delay.
	* Repeat the tests until you are happy with the way the system operates.		* Repeat the tests until you are happy with the way the system operates.
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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.
		+
		+	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 Interrupts.fcf]]

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 * Make sure that the [[System Panel]] is visible. If necessary, click on [[View]] and then select 'System Panel' a check-box will appear next to the option when enabled.
-* Drag and drop a [[Loop Icon Properties|Loop icon]] between the BEGIN and END icons.
+* Drag and drop a 'Loop' icon between the BEGIN and END icons.
-* Inside the loop, drag and drop an [[Input Icon Properties|Input icon]] from the [[Tools and Views#1) Icons Toolbar|Icons toolbar]].
+* Inside the loop, drag and drop an 'Input' icon from the [[Tools and Views#1) Icons Toolbar|Icons toolbar]].
-* Drag and drop a [[Decision Icon Properties|Decision icon]] after the 'Input' icon.
+* Drag and drop a 'Decision' icon after the 'Input' icon.
 Next, add icons to control what happens when switch is not pressed, (and so the program follows the 'No' branch):
-* Drag and drop an [[Output Icon Properties|Output icon]] in the 'No' branch.
+* Drag and drop an 'Output' icon in the 'No' branch.
 : This icon is going to turn the red LED on.
-* Drag and drop a [[Delay Icon Properties|Delay icon]] after the 'Output' icon.
+* Drag and drop a 'Delay' icon after the 'Output' icon.
 : This will keep the LED on for three seconds.
-* Follow it with another [[Output Icon Properties|Output icon]].
+* Follow it with another 'Output' icon.
 : This icon is going to turn the LED off.
-* Add a second [[Delay Icon Properties|Delay icon]] next.
+* Add a second 'Delay' icon next.
 : This will keep the LED off for three seconds.
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 Next, add icons to control what happens when switch is pressed, and so the program follows the 'Yes' branch:
-* Drag and drop an [[Output Icon Properties|Output icon]] in the 'Yes' branch.
+* Drag and drop an 'Output' icon in the 'Yes' branch.
-* Drag and drop a [[Delay Icon Properties|Delay icon]] after the 'Output' icon.
+* Drag and drop a 'Delay' icon after the 'Output' icon.
-* Follow it with another [[Output Icon Properties|Output icon]].
+* Follow it with another 'Output' icon.
-* Add a second [[Delay Icon Properties|Delay icon]] next.
+* Add a second 'Delay' icon next.
 The program then loops back, as before, and checks the state of the switch again.
 ==Add switch 1 and the LEDs ==

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	: After this, the microcontroller resumes the main program from where it left off, the three second delay.		: After this, the microcontroller resumes the main program from where it left off, the three second delay.
	* Repeat the tests until you are happy with the way the system operates.		* Repeat the tests until you are happy with the way the system operates.
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−	~~==Link==~~
−	~~To download the Flowcode program for this exercise, click on the following link [[File:Exercise Using Interrupts.fcfx]]~~

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	==Link==		==Link==
−	To download the Flowcode program for this exercise, click on the following link [[File:~~xxx\|xxx~~]]	+	To download the Flowcode program for this exercise, click on the following link [[File:Exercise Using Interrupts.fcfx]]

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	: After this, the microcontroller resumes the main program from where it left off, the three second delay.		: After this, the microcontroller resumes the main program from where it left off, the three second delay.
	* Repeat the tests until you are happy with the way the system operates.		* Repeat the tests until you are happy with the way the system operates.
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		+	==Link==
		+	To download the Flowcode program for this exercise, click on the following link [[File:xxx\|xxx]]