How can I use a switch array with 8 inputs?
The simulation works correct with 4 inputs but don't work with 8 inputs
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8 inputs in a switch array
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8 inputs in a switch array
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Re: 8 inputs in a switch array
Hi Delak
I've just tried both your flowcharts. Both simulate fine. The switches turn on corresponding LEDs.
What isn't actually working on your system?
I've just tried both your flowcharts. Both simulate fine. The switches turn on corresponding LEDs.
What isn't actually working on your system?
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Re: 8 inputs in a switch array
Your flowchart will work on hardware if say using a different target chip for example 16F1937.
However you have chosen Formula Flowcode Buggy.
I don't know the full circuit of the buggy.
There are 8 outputs connected to portD, but I can only see two inputs.
1 connected to RB4 and the other connected to RB5.
How are you connecting all the other inputs?
Are you actually using the Flowcode Buggy or have you selected the wrong target device?
Could you explain what hardware you have got and how you have connected up all the switches?
However you have chosen Formula Flowcode Buggy.
I don't know the full circuit of the buggy.
There are 8 outputs connected to portD, but I can only see two inputs.
1 connected to RB4 and the other connected to RB5.
How are you connecting all the other inputs?
Are you actually using the Flowcode Buggy or have you selected the wrong target device?
Could you explain what hardware you have got and how you have connected up all the switches?
Martin
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Re: 8 inputs in a switch array
I noticed when I save my programs first, and I close flowcode, then I re-open flowcode and open my program then it works correct.
But the simulation doesn't work immediately without closing first flowcode.
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But the simulation doesn't work immediately without closing first flowcode.
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Re: 8 inputs in a switch array
Oops sorry,
I have totally misread your first post.
When you first create the flowchart, the simulation does not run correctly.
You do need to exit, and restart.
I must admit I did find this once to do with Human interface injector, but put it down to me not doing something right.
Since we loaded up your saved flowchart the bug you are referring to did not show as we just had to open your flowchart.
One for the bugs section.
I have totally misread your first post.
I do agree with you as I have just tried it out.DELAK_ALED wrote: But the simulation doesn't work immediately without closing first flowcode
When you first create the flowchart, the simulation does not run correctly.
You do need to exit, and restart.
I must admit I did find this once to do with Human interface injector, but put it down to me not doing something right.
Since we loaded up your saved flowchart the bug you are referring to did not show as we just had to open your flowchart.
One for the bugs section.
Martin