Component: Output Digital Pin (DSP)
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Version | 1.2 |
Category | DSP |
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Output Digital Pin component
Allows the values from a buffer to be passed directly to a digital output pin based on a defined threshold.
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SetPin |
Takes the value from the connected DSP buffer and outputs to the selected pin based on the selected threshold values. | |
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GetInt |
Returns a value from the specified buffer and scales it appropriatley if required. Auto increments the read location. | |
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GetByteArray |
Returns an array of values from the specified buffer and scales it appropriatley if required. Auto increments the read location. | |
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Data |
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Count |
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GetByte |
Returns a value from the specified buffer and scales it appropriatley if required. Auto increments the read location. | |
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ResetRecords |
Allows the peak and trough to be reset back to default values. | |
[[File:]] - | ResetPeak |
[[File:]] - | ResetTrough |
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ReceiveString |
Gets a string from the receive buffer | |
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MaxChars |
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Timeout |
Time in milliseconds to wait for data | |
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Initialise |
Initialises the UART component pins ready to send and receive data | |
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Start |
Startup routine required by the hardware device. Automatically clears the display after initialising. | |
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SetLEDState |
Sets the state of a single LED | |
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Port |
0 = PortA, 1 = PortB | |
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LED |
0 = LED0, 7 = LED7 | |
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State |
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GetRxIdent |
Gets the Rx ID as a Integer Standard and Extended IDs. | |
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Buffer |
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Initialise |
Must be called before any other CAN component macros to enable and initialise the CAN peripheral. | |
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