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: The [[Project Options]] dialogue box opens. | : The [[Project Options]] dialogue box opens. | ||
: (Click on the link for a full explanation of all the options available.) | : (Click on the link for a full explanation of all the options available.) | ||
| + | * Accept the default settings by clicking on 'OK'. | ||
| + | : An empty flowchart window opens, which may contain other items such as a [[System Panel]], [[Dashboard Panel]], [[Properties Panel]] etc. | ||
| + | : These can be revealed or hidden using the [[View]] menu. | ||
| + | *Set up the flowchart window so that you can see the System Panel and the Properties Panel. | ||
Revision as of 09:04, 11 June 2013
The task is to produce a Flowcode flowchart that lights a lamp for ten seconds when a switch is pressed.
Although it may not be realistic to use a microcontroller in such a straight-forward application, it illustrates the technique of producing a Flowcode program.
The program itself may form part of a bigger program.
- Open Flowcode.
- On the Startup screen, click on 'New embedded project'. (See Opening Flowcode)
- The Project Options dialogue box opens.
- (Click on the link for a full explanation of all the options available.)
- Accept the default settings by clicking on 'OK'.
- An empty flowchart window opens, which may contain other items such as a System Panel, Dashboard Panel, Properties Panel etc.
- These can be revealed or hidden using the View menu.
- Set up the flowchart window so that you can see the System Panel and the Properties Panel.
