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Hi Leong, Have you tried changing your chip configuration settings in Flowcode? If you navigate up to Chip >> Configure on the menu at the top of Flowcode you can check that the settings match what your switches are on the board, Flowcode defaults to RC at the start. If you have already tried that t...

Autoplay is just the automatic loading of programs when certain devices are plugged into your machine, disabling it temporarily should have no effect on the actual functionality of the device you plug in. Reinstalling is a good step if it is not too much hassle for you. If you do reinstall Flowcode,...

The only thing i can think of off the top of my head is some wierd autoplay malfunction... Try disabling Autoplay for a moment and see if it still does it. 1. Open AutoPlay by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking Hardware and Sound, and then clickin...

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Hi,

The RS232 sends these single ASCII characters as they represent a byte, you can use any lookup table to tell what bytes these characters represent.

Eg: http://www.asciitable.com/ External link not supported by Matrix Multimedia

Hi,

Yes Flowkit only works on Flowcode version 4, which has not come out yet for ARM, however when it is released Flowkit should work on ARM chips.

Flowcode 4 for ARM is due to be released soon, hopefully by the end of June.

Hi again Huib, I beleive I have found the problem, if you go into your control panel and look at the Java icon, it will say either just Java or Java (32 bit) . Now for some reason the standard java downloader from the main website always defaults to install the 32 bit Java. Now the course will need ...

Hello Huib,

Could you try and go to http://java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml and seeing if that is all working ok.

Do you know what version of java are you running?

(you can find this out by going to control panel, then click on the java icon, then in the general tab of the java options, click the "about" button).

Hello Huib,

Have you tried running the program in xp compatability mode? If you right click on the shortcut and go to properties, then click on the compatibility tab, you can try running the program in xp service pack 3 mode and see if that works.

Hi there,

http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/support ... f=10&t=588

Should help you out from the FAQ's its a fix to get the C course working on 64 bit machines.

Hi Frank,

Debug mode needs special hardware and cant be done in proteus unfortunately.