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Dutch wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 26, 2023 12:36 pm

Yahoo! its there!

I'll be posting on the other forum shortly. Please use the dedicated v10 section to post comments on it as it helps to have the discussion in one place. That v10 forum will be live soon. For reference, it will be here:
https://www.flowcode.co.uk/forums/viewforum.php?f=13

Zoli2496 wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 25, 2023 1:35 pm

I use Flowcode V9 software.

Can you please post your request to those forums instead of here so we and fellow users can support you better.

Dutch wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 24, 2023 9:58 pm

is there an idea when Flowcode 10 is released?

News is imminent. We should have an announcement perhaps as early as today.

Thanks for clarifying and posting on the correct forum. It has certainly helped me to understand the problem better as that error message should only be displayed when attempting to open an existing or create a new project, hence my assumption. It seems my post is pretty self-explanatory: I'm neithe...

Please post your FCFX file, the generated C file, and the MSG.TXT file.

Also, please describe your hardware or upload a clear picture so we can see how everything is connected.

The short answer is yes.

We have a full course on this here which you can find in the resource tab on that page.

Flowcode v5 is quite old now so I might not be remembering correctly, but the message "16 days left" makes me think it is running a trial. Maybe your actual licence will start after the trial has ended.

Flowcode v5 runs on my 64bit Windows 10 PC, so I think there is a good chance it will work on Windows 11 too.

Glad you solved the problem and thanks for letting us know.

George_B wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 07, 2022 5:49 am

Is it possible to implement this in flowcode 9 ?

Please can you post questions for Flowcode v9 into the v9 forum.

I don't think you can as there is a single setting for all of PORTB. This is from the datasheet: Each of the PORTB pins has a weak internal pull-up. A single control bit can turn on all the pull-ups. This is performed by clearing bit RBPU (INTCON2<7>). The weak pull-up is automatically turned off wh...

According to the datasheet for that device, only PORTB has an option for internal pull-ups. You have to add some C code in a C icon at the beginning of your program to enable them. Hopefully this will work:

For anyone who has missed it, there is an interesting thread discussing the history of Flowcode on our v9 forums here:

https://www.flowcode.co.uk/forums/viewt ... f=3&t=1234

Perhaps something like antivirus software is preventing v5 from running. You could perhaps try starting Windows in safe mode and/or disabling any firewalls/antivirus.

But as Martin (aka medelec35) says, support for v5 ended a while ago and so we're limited in how we can help.

Unfortunately, only the DIP pinout is currently shown for that chip within Flowcode. I believe the chip itself is identical whichever package you use, so the only issue will be Flowcode's chip device diagram will show as DIP not QFN. So you should not experience any issues other than the shape and l...

If an interrupt is not available in the list, then you could use the "Custom" (or "Personalizza") entry and code this yourself.

Divide your floating point value by 1000 - that should move the decimal point 3 places to the left. Then convert it to a string and append the "k".

Bonjour.

Mon collègue vous a envoyé un e-mail.

Some great comments in this thread about @medelec35! We're very happy and feel fortunate to have Martin as part of our team here at Matrix.

But thanks and recognition also to our VCs and wider community of users who continue to provide help and support on our forums.

Do you have a spec for the LCD? Specifically, which drivers is it using?

Hi Martin,

You should have full access to v7 from home with your own account now.

Hi Martin,

AFAIK, our current policy is to provide home student licences for the latest version of Flowcode - i.e. v9. From your other post, it appears your college has already bought v9, but is still using v7 for now.

I will contact my colleagues and see what we can do for you.

Regards,
Steve.

According to the datasheet, the infrared sensor provides an analogue output signal which means the output signal from the sensor (S4) needs to be connected to a suitable analogue input. Unfortunately, your hardware configuration has the sensor connected to PORTB of the micro, which has no analogue i...

That's great, Martin. Thanks for letting us know. You can determine the required connections for the other sensors using the same principle. If you're using that limited "D8-13" connector on the Arduino E-blocks board then you will probably only be able to use sensors in "socket 1". The images for e...

There's a few things wrong, mainly to do with the connections you have specified for the sensor within your program. It has been a long time since I used these boards, so please bear with me. Also, I do not have access to these boards so hopefully the following is correct... First off, your program ...