Experimental 2-1/2digit lcd component macro
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 1:39 am
I made an experimental simulating component macro for a 2 1/2 digit lcd display and a 16LF1936 and thought I would share. The display is described here:
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Lum ... kcPQ%3d%3d
The component macro is untested and may contain errors so use at your own risk.
This component macro can not be used for commercial use. You also can not sell the component macro.
To use the component macro, drag it (the .fcpx file) into the Flowcode 6 components folder. Start Flowcode 6 and the macro will be in the Outputs tab. To remove it, drag it out of the Flowcode 6 components folder.
Also included is an example program using this component macro. It will only work if you put the component macro into the components folder. The example program has some descriptive text explaining in more detail on how to use the component macro.
After creating this component macro I am quite impressed with Flowcode V6. Having the ability to create simulating macros is a big plus to me.
Lastly, there is a small program on how I made the component macro simulate if you are curious. You don't have to download the component macro to run it.
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Lum ... kcPQ%3d%3d
The component macro is untested and may contain errors so use at your own risk.
This component macro can not be used for commercial use. You also can not sell the component macro.
To use the component macro, drag it (the .fcpx file) into the Flowcode 6 components folder. Start Flowcode 6 and the macro will be in the Outputs tab. To remove it, drag it out of the Flowcode 6 components folder.
Also included is an example program using this component macro. It will only work if you put the component macro into the components folder. The example program has some descriptive text explaining in more detail on how to use the component macro.
After creating this component macro I am quite impressed with Flowcode V6. Having the ability to create simulating macros is a big plus to me.
Lastly, there is a small program on how I made the component macro simulate if you are curious. You don't have to download the component macro to run it.