Hi Lambra I have just testing IOC on the Arduino Uno & there is nothing to fix! Port IOC works for ports B,C and D. Okay so I do NOT ...get the BLUE flag or the RED flag to set..!! I consider this to be a bug.... which I bave tracked back to the days of V5 flowcode.. No, not a bug since with AVR it ...

Hi Iain I have just looked into this, and its not a bug but a setting in which I gave incorrect advice. What I have done is exposed the timer rollover time which is in seconds The furthest distance that can be measured is 310 cm = 18ms. Therefore, the value exposed can't be below the maximum ms time...

Hi Alan
I would not recommend using 12F509 as the memory is too low to do anything with.
The error is just stating the target device has run out of memory.
For example, if you change the target device to 12F1840, not only will it run a lot faster, but there will also be much more memory available.

Hello.
If you look at Generic Keypad on the Wiki, it shows you how to wire up the keypad.

Thanks Stefan.
I have tried with CH1 on the Wroom-32 and with the same pins as you and it's working for me.

Hi Stefan.
I have just tested my MCP9600 on CH1 on Wroom-32 and is working as expected.
What pins are you using for data and clock?

There must be a bug in the settings somewhere. Its like there are not enough options in the dropdown to set to SOSC and HFINOSC 32MHz No, only set it for HFINOSC 32MHz. Config settings OSC.png SOSC is only set within timer 0 Make sure the clock is running at the desired speed e.g 32MHz, by running ...

hi Stefan.
there are two versions of this component.
What about selecting the component that is within Comms Interface?

Hello. Many thanks for reporting the bug. As you have not used the 9 or 10 post icon, I will assume you are using Flowcode V10 The attached FCD file is for Flowcode V10 only. Browse to this location using File Explorer, it's hidden by default so just paste the link into your address bar. C:\ProgramD...

Hello Ian. I have not got your target device to check with, so I can't test if my answer is correct. If it was me, I would set the project options for internal oscillator for your desired frequency, e.g 32MHz. Connect the crystal and caps to the SOSC pins and then select the SOSC source from Timer0 ...