CAL Components - Revision history

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BenR at 11:02, 1 September 2014

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BenR at 11:01, 1 September 2014

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−	~~<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Components</sidebar>~~
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	In this way your Flowcode program, or component, uses a consistent interface to the functionality irrespective of the actual target micro-controller device.		In this way your Flowcode program, or component, uses a consistent interface to the functionality irrespective of the actual target micro-controller device.
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		+	Information on using CAL components to make your own component is available from here: [[Using_CAL_Components\|Using CAL Components]].

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 ===CAL I2C===
-The [[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca|I2C (CAL)] component provides a I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
+The [[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca|I2C (CAL)]] component provides a I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
 An I2C is an synchronous serial communication device that has a data (SDA) and clock (SCL). The bus usually requires external pull up resistors or internal weak pull ups to work correctly.

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 ===CAL I2C===
-The [[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca|CAL I2C Component]] component provides a I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
+The [[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca|I2C (CAL)] component provides a I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
 An I2C is an synchronous serial communication device that has a data (SDA) and clock (SCL). The bus usually requires external pull up resistors or internal weak pull ups to work correctly.
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 ===CAL PWM===
-The [[Component:_ID_068080a0_b949_4a7e_b370_c45430e0c9de|CAL PWM Component]] component provides a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) channel by interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature.
+The [[Component:_ID_068080a0_b949_4a7e_b370_c45430e0c9de|PWM (CAL)]] component provides a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) channel by interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature.
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 ===CAL SPI===
-The [[Component:_ID_c67171df_0ad6_4b11_8361_cfe14b072847|CAL SPI Component]] component provides a SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
+The [[Component:_ID_c67171df_0ad6_4b11_8361_cfe14b072847|SPI (CAL)]] component provides a SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
 An SPI is an synchronous serial communication device that has a data out (SDO), a data in (SDI), a clock (SCK) and a chip select (CS). The bus has a specific master device and one or more slave device. The data out of the master device is connected to the data in of the slave device, this connection is known as MOSI (Master Out Slave In). The data in of the master device is connected to the data out of the slave device, this connection is known as MISO (Master In Slave Out).

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 ===CAL I2C===
-[[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca|CAL I2C Component]]
+The [[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca|CAL I2C Component]] component provides a I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
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 ===CAL PWM===
-[[Component:_ID_068080a0_b949_4a7e_b370_c45430e0c9de|CAL PWM Component]]
+The [[Component:_ID_068080a0_b949_4a7e_b370_c45430e0c9de|CAL PWM Component]] component provides a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) channel by interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature.
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 ===CAL SPI===
-[[Component:_ID_c67171df_0ad6_4b11_8361_cfe14b072847|CAL SPI Component]]
+The [[Component:_ID_c67171df_0ad6_4b11_8361_cfe14b072847|CAL SPI Component]] component provides a SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
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 The [[Component: ID 91b64b1d b8b2 40f1 b073 e953a91fa234|UART (CAL)]] component provides a UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter) channel by either interfacing with a microcontroller based hardware feature or by using the I/O pins of the microcontroller driven in software mode.
-A UART is an asynchronous serial communication device that has a Transmit output, a Receive input and optionally additional handshake lines such as CTS (Clear To Send) and RTS (Request To Send).
+A UART is an asynchronous serial communication device that has a Transmit output, a Receive input and optionally additional handshake lines such as CTS (Clear To Send) and RTS (Request To Send). The TX pin of one device must be connected to the RX pin of the other device and visa versa.
-A UART is typically used to transmit and receive data over longer distances, in which case electric signalling levels and methods are applied external to the UART. These are implemented in the form of communication standards such as RS-232 and RS-485. The choice of standard depends upon requirements such as distance, noise immunity, Full-Duplex transfer ability etc.
+A UART is typically used to transmit and receive data over longer distances, in which case electric signalling levels and methods are applied external to the UART. These are implemented in the form of communication standards such as RS-232 and RS-485. The choice of standard depends upon requirements such as distance, noise immunity, Full-Duplex transfer ability etc. The UART can also be used for short distances in a raw TTL form.

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−	*[[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca\|CAL I2C Component]]

−	*[[Component:_ID_068080a0_b949_4a7e_b370_c45430e0c9de\|CAL ~~PWM Component]]~~	+	===CAL I2C===

−	*[[Component:_ID_c67171df_0ad6_4b11_8361_cfe14b072847\|CAL SPI Component]]	+	[[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca\|CAL I2C Component]]
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		+	===CAL PWM===
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		+	[[Component:_ID_068080a0_b949_4a7e_b370_c45430e0c9de\|CAL PWM Component]]
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		+	===CAL SPI===
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		+	[[Component:_ID_c67171df_0ad6_4b11_8361_cfe14b072847\|CAL SPI Component]]

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Components</sidebar>
 The '''CAL''' (Code Abstraction Layer) components are designed to simplify the creation of controller programs or other related components.
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 ==CAL Components==
-*[[Component:_ID_e77a4e40_e0df_431a_98f8_7ae4d8ebfbeb|CAL ADC Component]]
-*[[Component:_ID_8a1cca2f_7df1_4b3a_b24b_ca575fe84348|CAL CAN Component]]
+===CAL ADC===
-*[[Component:_ID_18738948_277c_4ed2_8be0_becc616cb0b9|CAL EEPROM Component]]
 *[[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca|CAL I2C Component]]
 *[[Component:_ID_068080a0_b949_4a7e_b370_c45430e0c9de|CAL PWM Component]]
 *[[Component:_ID_c67171df_0ad6_4b11_8361_cfe14b072847|CAL SPI Component]]
-*[[Component:_ID_91b64b1d_b8b2_40f1_b073_e953a91fa234|CAL UART Component]]

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	In this way your Flowcode program, or component, uses a consistent interface to the functionality irrespective of the actual target micro-controller device.		In this way your Flowcode program, or component, uses a consistent interface to the functionality irrespective of the actual target micro-controller device.
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		+	==CAL Components==
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		+	*[[Component:_ID_e77a4e40_e0df_431a_98f8_7ae4d8ebfbeb\|CAL ADC Component]]
		+	*[[Component:_ID_8a1cca2f_7df1_4b3a_b24b_ca575fe84348\|CAL CAN Component]]
		+	*[[Component:_ID_18738948_277c_4ed2_8be0_becc616cb0b9\|CAL EEPROM Component]]
		+	*[[Component:_ID_ed3a5141_43bb_43e0_86b0_2243fd1147ca\|CAL I2C Component]]
		+	*[[Component:_ID_068080a0_b949_4a7e_b370_c45430e0c9de\|CAL PWM Component]]
		+	*[[Component:_ID_c67171df_0ad6_4b11_8361_cfe14b072847\|CAL SPI Component]]
		+	*[[Component:_ID_91b64b1d_b8b2_40f1_b073_e953a91fa234\|CAL UART Component]]