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MartinW: /* General Examples */

2023-11-23T15:24:52Z

General Examples

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	Parametric graphs allows user to enter equations for X and Y, and then plot them. Which results in some very nice plots.		Parametric graphs allows user to enter equations for X and Y, and then plot them. Which results in some very nice plots.

	{{Fcfile\|~~parametric_graphs_test~~.fcsx\|Parametric Graphs}}		{{Fcfile\|Parametric graphs5.fcsx\|Parametric Graphs}}

			{{Fcfile\|Parametric graphs5a.mscada\|Parametric Graphs, deployed version}}



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	{{Fcfile\|TempForecasts.fcsx\|Temperature Forecasts}}		{{Fcfile\|TempForecasts.fcsx\|Temperature Forecasts}}


	==AllCode Examples==		==AllCode Examples==

BenR at 12:48, 17 June 2022

2022-06-17T12:48:41Z

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			==Premade Examples==

			A set of premade example projects using App Developer can be found here.

			https://flowcode.co.uk/app-developer/free-apps/


	==Template Examples==		==Template Examples==

BenR: /* App to App Comms */

2022-05-23T11:49:56Z

App to App Comms

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	Once it receives this it processes the command. The first byte sent after the command start is the command code and tells the server what the client is trying to do. This then provides the basis on what to do next, bytes to send and receive etc.		Once it receives this it processes the command. The first byte sent after the command start is the command code and tells the server what the client is trying to do. This then provides the basis on what to do next, bytes to send and receive etc.

	In the examples we have ~~two~~ commands A ~~and B~~ which are created in the ProcessCommand macro.		In the examples we have four commands A to D which are created in the ProcessCommand macro.

	A takes a floating point value from the client and passes to the server.		A takes a floating point value from the client and passes to the server.

	B takes a floating point value from the server and passes to the client.		B takes a floating point value from the server and passes to the client.

			C takes a string value from the client and passes to the server.

			D takes a string value from the server and passes to the client.

			All four commands have an index allowing for a number of unique float and string values to be easily sent and received.

	{{Fcfile\|AD_Server.fcsx\|App Developer AllCode API Server}}		{{Fcfile\|AD_Server.fcsx\|App Developer AllCode API Server}}

BenR: /* App to App Comms */

2022-05-19T08:55:03Z

App to App Comms

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	The example consists of a server and a client, the server sits and listens for incoming connections from clients and then services their requests.		The example consists of a server and a client, the server sits and listens for incoming connections from clients and then services their requests.

	In the ~~example~~ we ~~send~~ a floating point value ~~to the server~~ from the client and ~~we also receive~~ a floating point ~~number~~ from the server to the client.		The server pulls in any data sent to it and looks for a command start code ":" followed by a command body and terminated with a command end code ";\n".

			Once it receives this it processes the command. The first byte sent after the command start is the command code and tells the server what the client is trying to do. This then provides the basis on what to do next, bytes to send and receive etc.

			In the examples we have two commands A and B which are created in the ProcessCommand macro.

			A takes a floating point value from the client and passes to the server.

			B takes a floating point value from the server and passes to the client.

	{{Fcfile\|AD_Server.fcsx\|App Developer AllCode API Server}}		{{Fcfile\|AD_Server.fcsx\|App Developer AllCode API Server}}

BenR: /* Internet Based Examples */

2022-05-19T08:30:14Z

Internet Based Examples

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	{{Zip\|WebserverFiles.zip\|Webserver Files}}		{{Zip\|WebserverFiles.zip\|Webserver Files}}


			===App to App Comms===

			A simple example demonstrating how to transfer data from one App Developer Application to another.

			The example consists of a server and a client, the server sits and listens for incoming connections from clients and then services their requests.

			In the example we send a floating point value to the server from the client and we also receive a floating point number from the server to the client.

			{{Fcfile\|AD_Server.fcsx\|App Developer AllCode API Server}}

			{{Fcfile\|AD_Client.fcsx\|App Developer AllCode API Client}}

	==Generic Examples==		==Generic Examples==

BenR at 13:31, 8 October 2020

2020-10-08T13:31:32Z

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	More example projects can be found by looking at the templates when creating a new App Developer project in Flowcode.		More example projects can be found by looking at the templates when creating a new App Developer project in Flowcode.


			==General Examples==

			Parametric graphs allows user to enter equations for X and Y, and then plot them. Which results in some very nice plots.

			{{Fcfile\|parametric_graphs_test.fcsx\|Parametric Graphs}}


			Simple drawing example using sliders to set the drawing pixel coordinate.

			{{Fcfile\|Etchasketch.fcsx\|Etchasketch}}


			Example of Flowcode asking questions using UI dialogue boxes.

			{{Fcfile\|dialog2.fcsx\|Dialogue Boxes}}


			Temperature forecasts for 3 user-entered locations in graph form.

			{{Fcfile\|TempForecasts.fcsx\|Temperature Forecasts}}

BenR at 09:37, 8 October 2020

2020-10-08T09:37:27Z

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			==Template Examples==

	More example projects can be found by looking at the templates when creating a new App Developer project in Flowcode.		More example projects can be found by looking at the templates when creating a new App Developer project in Flowcode.

BenR at 09:37, 8 October 2020

2020-10-08T09:37:06Z

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			More example projects can be found by looking at the templates when creating a new App Developer project in Flowcode.


	==AllCode Examples==		==AllCode Examples==

BenR: BenR moved page SCADA Examples to App Developer Examples

2020-10-07T14:54:26Z

BenR moved page SCADA Examples to App Developer Examples

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DavidA at 07:37, 3 September 2019

2019-09-03T07:37:01Z

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	~~==Flowcode SCADA API==~~

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Device~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Manufacturer~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Comms~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Description~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Embedded Firmware~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Component Source Project~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Runtime Example Project~~
	~~! scope="col"\| USB Driver~~
	\|-
	~~\|FTD2XX~~
	~~\|FTDI~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|General purpose USB driver chip~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_eedbc87c_0433_4f67_86c5_a106439fc603#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|FTDI Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|K8055D~~
	~~\|Velleman~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|General purpose USB I/O board~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_563f8662_1205_4508_9e07_0b54471683f3#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|Velleman Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|PS2000~~
	~~\|Pico Technology~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Oscilloscope~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_66309a73_20da_4f2f_bb92_c4749cfad84c#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|Picotech Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|PL155-P~~
	~~\|TTI~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Power supply~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_8c08bf29_be7e_4408_92bc_91c476fb70db#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|TTI Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|TG5011~~
	~~\|TTI~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Signal generator~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_3c01caaa_b732_49a0_b15e_7c9d98878b19#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|TTI Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|Formula Allcode~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|Bluetooth(SPP)~~
	~~\|Educational robot buggy~~
	~~\|[http://www.matrixtsl.com/resources/files/software/programs/Formula%20AllCode%20Firmware%20V3.zip Firmware]~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_4182ece3_6ad5_41d3_a0e2_31bc570806db#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	\|-
	~~\|MIAC Allcode~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|RS232 / RS485 / Bluetooth(SPP) / WiFi~~
	~~\|General purpose industrial controller~~
	~~\|[http://www.matrixtsl.com/resources/files/software/programs/MIAC_AllCode_Component_Source.hex Firmware]~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_482486a9_7207_4b46_9e63_5c459534ab19#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|USBSerial_Driver.zip\|USB Serial Driver}}~~
	\|-
	~~\|MIAC PIC USB Slave~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|General purpose industrial controller~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|MIAC_USB_Slave_Firmware.zip\|MIAC USB Slave Firmware}}~~
	~~\|{{Fcfile\|MIAC_Slave.fcfx\|MIAC PIC Slave Component}}~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_eabeda20_432c_4554_80b3_5851d675a9e7#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|MIAC_USB_Slave_Firmware.zip\|USB Driver}}~~
	\|-
	~~\|Arduino Uno~~
	~~\|Arduino~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Board level chip I/O device~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|Arduino_Uno_SCADA_Firmware.zip\|Arduino Uno SCADA Firmware}}~~
	~~\|{{Fcfile\|Arduino_Uno_SCADA_Comp.fcfx\|Arduino Uno SCADA Component}}~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_2b53c2f2_b5d4_4e36_a647_6f9238744a75#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|Arduino IDE~~
	\|-
	~~\|ECIO28P~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Board level chip I/O device~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|ECIO28P_SCADA_Firmware.zip\|ECIO28P SCADA Firmware}}~~
	~~\|{{Fcfile\|ECIO28P_SCADA_Comp.fcfx\|ECIO28P SCADA Component}}~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_c9197106_edf6_4dcc_9654_ea56ad26f370#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|USBSerial_Driver.zip\|USB Serial Driver}}~~
	\|-
	~~\|ECIO40P~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Board level chip I/O device~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|ECIO40P_SCADA_Firmware.zip\|ECIO40P SCADA Firmware}}~~
	~~\|{{Fcfile\|ECIO40P_SCADA_Comp.fcfx\|ECIO40P SCADA Component}}~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_40d5f2e2_3fb5_479a_91e1_f8ec3aae9e3a#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|USBSerial_Driver.zip\|USB Serial Driver}}~~
	\|-
	~~\|Interface Board~~
	~~\|Rowland Technology~~
	~~\|USB / Bluetooth(SPP) / WiFi~~
	~~\|Board level chip I/O device~~
	~~\|[https://github.com/RowlandTechnology/Interface-Board Interface Board Firmware]~~
	~~\|[https://github.com/RowlandTechnology/Interface-Board Component Source]~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_ed171d42_05fd_4946_9bf1_e59a9c98c5b8#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|[https://github.com/RowlandTechnology/Interface-Board USB Driver]~~
	\|}

	==AllCode Examples==		==AllCode Examples==

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	~~==Flowcode SCADA API==~~

	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Device~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Manufacturer~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Comms~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Description~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Embedded Firmware~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Component Source Project~~
	~~! scope="col"\| Runtime Example Project~~
	~~! scope="col"\| USB Driver~~
	\|-
	~~\|FTD2XX~~
	~~\|FTDI~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|General purpose USB driver chip~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_eedbc87c_0433_4f67_86c5_a106439fc603#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|FTDI Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|K8055D~~
	~~\|Velleman~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|General purpose USB I/O board~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_563f8662_1205_4508_9e07_0b54471683f3#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|Velleman Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|PS2000~~
	~~\|Pico Technology~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Oscilloscope~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_66309a73_20da_4f2f_bb92_c4749cfad84c#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|Picotech Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|PL155-P~~
	~~\|TTI~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Power supply~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_8c08bf29_be7e_4408_92bc_91c476fb70db#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|TTI Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|TG5011~~
	~~\|TTI~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Signal generator~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|Available on request~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_3c01caaa_b732_49a0_b15e_7c9d98878b19#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|TTI Website~~
	\|-
	~~\|Formula Allcode~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|Bluetooth(SPP)~~
	~~\|Educational robot buggy~~
	~~\|[http://www.matrixtsl.com/resources/files/software/programs/Formula%20AllCode%20Firmware%20V3.zip Firmware]~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_4182ece3_6ad5_41d3_a0e2_31bc570806db#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	\|-
	~~\|MIAC Allcode~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|RS232 / RS485 / Bluetooth(SPP) / WiFi~~
	~~\|General purpose industrial controller~~
	~~\|[http://www.matrixtsl.com/resources/files/software/programs/MIAC_AllCode_Component_Source.hex Firmware]~~
	~~\|N/A~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_482486a9_7207_4b46_9e63_5c459534ab19#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|USBSerial_Driver.zip\|USB Serial Driver}}~~
	\|-
	~~\|MIAC PIC USB Slave~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|General purpose industrial controller~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|MIAC_USB_Slave_Firmware.zip\|MIAC USB Slave Firmware}}~~
	~~\|{{Fcfile\|MIAC_Slave.fcfx\|MIAC PIC Slave Component}}~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_eabeda20_432c_4554_80b3_5851d675a9e7#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|MIAC_USB_Slave_Firmware.zip\|USB Driver}}~~
	\|-
	~~\|Arduino Uno~~
	~~\|Arduino~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Board level chip I/O device~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|Arduino_Uno_SCADA_Firmware.zip\|Arduino Uno SCADA Firmware}}~~
	~~\|{{Fcfile\|Arduino_Uno_SCADA_Comp.fcfx\|Arduino Uno SCADA Component}}~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_2b53c2f2_b5d4_4e36_a647_6f9238744a75#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|Arduino IDE~~
	\|-
	~~\|ECIO28P~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Board level chip I/O device~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|ECIO28P_SCADA_Firmware.zip\|ECIO28P SCADA Firmware}}~~
	~~\|{{Fcfile\|ECIO28P_SCADA_Comp.fcfx\|ECIO28P SCADA Component}}~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_c9197106_edf6_4dcc_9654_ea56ad26f370#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|USBSerial_Driver.zip\|USB Serial Driver}}~~
	\|-
	~~\|ECIO40P~~
	~~\|Matrix~~
	~~\|USB~~
	~~\|Board level chip I/O device~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|ECIO40P_SCADA_Firmware.zip\|ECIO40P SCADA Firmware}}~~
	~~\|{{Fcfile\|ECIO40P_SCADA_Comp.fcfx\|ECIO40P SCADA Component}}~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_40d5f2e2_3fb5_479a_91e1_f8ec3aae9e3a#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|{{Zip\|USBSerial_Driver.zip\|USB Serial Driver}}~~
	\|-
	~~\|Interface Board~~
	~~\|Rowland Technology~~
	~~\|USB / Bluetooth(SPP) / WiFi~~
	~~\|Board level chip I/O device~~
	~~\|[https://github.com/RowlandTechnology/Interface-Board Interface Board Firmware]~~
	~~\|[https://github.com/RowlandTechnology/Interface-Board Component Source]~~
	~~\|[[Component:_ID_ed171d42_05fd_4946_9bf1_e59a9c98c5b8#Examples\|Examples]]~~
	~~\|[https://github.com/RowlandTechnology/Interface-Board USB Driver]~~
	\|}

	==AllCode Examples==		==AllCode Examples==