Interrupt Icon Properties - Revision history

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	*IOC (Interrupt On Change) - reacts to any change on a specified collection of inputs		*IOC (Interrupt On Change) - reacts to any change on a specified collection of inputs
	*Custom - defines a custom interrupt procedure.		*Custom - defines a custom interrupt procedure.
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 The exact details, properties and operation of an interrupt vary from interrupt to interrupt. Users will need to refer to the interrupt dialogs for exact details of any particular Interrupt. However there are four main types that Flowcode uses:
-*TMR<X>- overflow - reacts to the clocked overflow event
+*TMR<X> - overflow - reacts to the clocked overflow event from onboard timer X.
-*INT  - reacts to an input on an external interrupt pin.
+*INT  - reacts to an input change on a specific external interrupt pin.
-*Port change -reacts to any change in a specified collection of inputs
+*IOC (Interrupt On Change) - reacts to any change on a specified collection of inputs
 *Custom - defines a custom interrupt procedure.

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 ====Video instructions====
-[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a1UUrfxGFE&list=PLQDWBb7bxuCgg6aJgPJcfXBMzZdLILceQ ]
+See the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a1UUrfxGFE&list=PLQDWBb7bxuCgg6aJgPJcfXBMzZdLILceQ Adding an Interrupt] video for an introduction of interrupts, you can learn how to use interrupts as well as what they can be used for, this video also provides a brief overview of different types of interrupts and mentions that different interrupts are available on different devices.
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 ===Introduction to Interrupts===

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Icon Properties</sidebar>
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	====Video instructions====		====Video instructions====
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	===Creating an interrupt===		===Creating an interrupt===

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	===Introduction to Interrupts===		===Introduction to Interrupts===

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-'''Introduction to Interrupts'''
+===Introduction to Interrupts===
 Interrupts are called to react to an event such as an external stimulus, or a timing event.
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 Details of the various interrupts can be found below, along with example of available properties.
+===Creating an interrupt===
 [[File:Gen_Interrupt_Icon_Properties_01.png]]
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-'''Interrupt properties'''
+===Interrupt properties===
 [[File:Gen_Interrupt_Icon_Properties_TMR0_Properties.png]]
-'''TMR<X> Timer overflow Interrupt (e.g. TMR0 overflow)'''
+===TMR Timer overflow Interrupt===
-Interrupts when the Timer overflows. A count is made internally based on Clock inputs and the pre-scaler property (see below for details).
+TMR0, for example, interrupts when the timer overflows. A count is made internally based on clock inputs and the pre-scaler property (see below for details).
 When the count reaches a certain point it overflows back to 0 triggering an Overflow event. This event can then be used to call a macro. Timer overflow interrupts are called repeatedly at the Interrupt time interval making them very useful for time based events, or for frequently needed features such as display updates.
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-'''Example of TMR0 properties:'''
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-'''Custom'''
+===Custom===
 The Custom option allows the creation of custom interrupt code.