Specifying a Target Chip - Revision history

MartinW at 08:01, 25 April 2023

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ReeceL at 12:54, 17 June 2013

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ReeceL at 12:51, 17 June 2013

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ReeceL at 14:42, 29 May 2013

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Adding Finishing Touches</sidebar>
-[[File:Project Options.png|right|444x315px]]
+[[File:Project Options.png|right]]
-You can [[Selecting a Target Chip|select the target chip]] for your project via the Project Options window, which can be opened by selecting 'Project Options' from the 'Build' menu and then navigating to the 'Choose a Target' tab (Build > Project Options > Choose a Target).
+You can [[Selecting a Target Chip|select the target chip]] for your project via the Project Options window, which can be opened by selecting 'Project Options' from the 'Build' ribbon and selecting a target from the 'Choose a Target' section.
 Use this window to specify which microcontroller you wish your flowchart program to target.
 If you are changing from one microcontroller to another, Flowcode will check that all the commands in your flowchart are supported by the new microcontroller and will advise you of any potential problems.
-Similarly Flowcode will check that any external components connected to a microcontroller can be connected to the same pins on the new microcontroller. If any pins cannot be re-connected, Flowcode will advise you to change the connection before changing to the new microcontroller.
+Similarly, Flowcode will check that any external components connected to a microcontroller can be connected to the same pins on the new microcontroller. If any pins cannot be re-connected, Flowcode will advise you to change the connection.

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Adding Finishing Touches</sidebar>
-[[File:Gen_Project_Options_Target_16F1937.png|right|444x315px]]
+[[File:Project Options.png|right|444x315px]]
 You can [[Selecting a Target Chip|select the target chip]] for your project via the Project Options window, which can be opened by selecting 'Project Options' from the 'Build' menu and then navigating to the 'Choose a Target' tab (Build > Project Options > Choose a Target).

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 [[File:Gen_Project_Options_Target_16F1937.png|right|444x315px]]
 You can [[Selecting a Target Chip|select the target chip]] for your project via the Project Options window, which can be opened by selecting 'Project Options' from the 'Build' menu and then navigating to the 'Choose a Target' tab (Build > Project Options > Choose a Target).
 Use this window to specify which microcontroller you wish your flowchart program to target.

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Adding Finishing Touches</sidebar>
 [[File:Gen_Project_Options_Target_16F1937.png|right|444x315px]]
-You can [[Selecting a Target Chip|select the target chip]] for your project via the Project Options window, Build > Project Options > Choose a Target.
+You can [[Selecting a Target Chip|select the target chip]] for your project via the Project Options window, which can be opened by selecting 'Project Options' from the 'Build' menu and then navigating to the 'Choose a Target' tab (Build > Project Options > Choose a Target).
-Use this option to specify which microcontroller you wish your flowchart to target.
+Use this window to specify which microcontroller you wish your flowchart program to target.

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Adding Finishing Touches</sidebar>
 [[File:Gen_Project_Options_Target_16F1937.png|right|444x315px]]
-You can select the target chip for your project via the Project Options window, Build > Project Options > Choose a Target.
+You can [[Selecting a Target Chip|select the target chip]] for your project via the Project Options window, Build > Project Options > Choose a Target.

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	You can select the target chip for your project via the Project Options window, Build > Project Options > Choose a Target.		You can select the target chip for your project via the Project Options window, Build > Project Options > Choose a Target.

−	Use this option to specify which microcontroller you wish your flowchart to target. If you are changing from one microcontroller to another, Flowcode will check that all the commands in your flowchart are supported by the new microcontroller. Flowcode will advise you of any potential problems. Similarly Flowcode will check that any external components connected to a microcontroller can be connected to the same pins on the new microcontroller. If any pins cannot be re-connected, Flowcode will advise you to change the connection before changing to the new microcontroller.	+	Use this option to specify which microcontroller you wish your flowchart to target.
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		+	If you are changing from one microcontroller to another, Flowcode will check that all the commands in your flowchart are supported by the new microcontroller. Flowcode will advise you of any potential problems.
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		+	Similarly Flowcode will check that any external components connected to a microcontroller can be connected to the same pins on the new microcontroller. If any pins cannot be re-connected, Flowcode will advise you to change the connection before changing to the new microcontroller.

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-<sidebar>Help Compiling Flowcharts to Devices Sidebar</sidebar>
+<sidebar>Sidebar: Adding Finishing Touches</sidebar>
 You can select the target chip for your project via the Build > Project Options menu.
 Use this option to specify which microcontroller you wish your flowchart to target. If you are changing from one microcontroller to another, Flowcode will check that all the commands in your flowchart are supported by the new microcontroller. Flowcode will advise you of any potential problems. Similarly Flowcode will check that any external components connected to a microcontroller can be connected to the same pins on the new microcontroller. If any pins cannot be re-connected, Flowcode will advise you to change the connection before changing to the new microcontroller.