Programming Keypad

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Programming Keypad

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Hello,

i'm using flowcode for my GIP but my time is getting the problem so i would kindly ask the following.
I was wondering if someone could build me a flowchart which involves the following criteria :

- Keypad that remembers the code that i put in ( for example : 1 2 3 ) and if that code is typed it needs to go to an output, for example the LED board connected to port C ( C0 )

- if any number besides 123 is given, it needs to go to output C1.

If you need any information about it, please feel free to ask or send me a mail on steve_743@hotmail.com
Kind Regards,

Flowcode Rookie - Steve

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Hi Steve

Hope this helps. I couldnt get the undo/delete working quite right in simulation as the old string value seems to remain on the display. However it should all work as expected on the hardware.
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Hello,

Thanks alot, really thanks, i'm gonna test it out this Friday because all of the hardware is in school and i'm not allowed to bring it home, i'll give a rapport if it works but like the simulation so far it works very great so far!
I'll try to get the flowcode chart known, so that i understand it, if i have any questions can i post them here or can i maybe send private mail to you?

Thanks alot again!!

Steve

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Hi Steve

All in a days work :) But thanks.

Any questions post them here and I will do my best to answer them :)

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Hey,

Ok no problem i maybe thought it would be easier for you but i'll post any questions on the forum again :)

Thanks :)
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Hello,

I've tested the program out today at school but the problem is that the port from the keypad is not connected. could you maybe say which things i all need to edit to place the keypad for example on port D ?

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Re: Programming Keypad

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Hello

Click on the small menu button on the keypad component.
Select Component connections.
Assign the port you require.

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