Output Icon Properties - Revision history

BenR at 17:23, 15 January 2019

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BenR at 13:58, 1 August 2018

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ReeceL at 14:59, 27 August 2013

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ReeceL at 13:53, 27 August 2013

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ReeceL at 13:48, 27 August 2013

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ReeceL at 13:15, 23 August 2013

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ReeceL at 13:14, 23 August 2013

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ReeceL at 10:14, 13 August 2013

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ReeceL at 14:19, 18 June 2013

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ReeceL at 14:01, 18 June 2013

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 Select the name of the variable or a numeric value that you wish to output to the port. Clicking on the down arrow brings up the variables dialog window allowing you to select an existing variable or to [[Creating Variables|create a new one]].
-Numeric values can be in decimal (unmarked), HEX (preceded by 0x) or binary format. e.g. 255, 0xFF, 0b11111111. Users can also use expressions inside the variable or value box, eg "x + 100".
+Numeric values can be in decimal (unmarked), HEX (preceded by 0x) or binary format (preceded by 0b). e.g. 255, 0xFF, 0b11111111. Users can also use expressions inside the variable or value box, eg "x + 100".
 '''Port'''

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 Select the name of the variable or a numeric value that you wish to output to the port. Clicking on the down arrow brings up the variables dialog window allowing you to select an existing variable or to [[Creating Variables|create a new one]].
-Numeric values can be in decimal (unmarked), HEX (preceded by 0x) or binary format. e.g. 255, 0xFF, b11111111. Users can also use expressions inside the variable or value box, eg "x + 100".
+Numeric values can be in decimal (unmarked), HEX (preceded by 0x) or binary format. e.g. 255, 0xFF, 0b11111111. Users can also use expressions inside the variable or value box, eg "x + 100".
 '''Port'''

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	See the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC3jj1ebAFI&list=PLQDWBb7bxuCgg6aJgPJcfXBMzZdLILceQ Inputs Outputs] video to learn how [[Input Icon Properties\|Input]] and '''Output''' icons work, this video also describes the use of single bits and port [[Using Masks\|masking]] as well as using HEX values.		See the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC3jj1ebAFI&list=PLQDWBb7bxuCgg6aJgPJcfXBMzZdLILceQ Inputs Outputs] video to learn how [[Input Icon Properties\|Input]] and '''Output''' icons work, this video also describes the use of single bits and port [[Using Masks\|masking]] as well as using HEX values.
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 |[[File:Gen_Output_Flowchart_Icon.png]]
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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Icon Properties</sidebar>
-[[File:Btn_Output.gif|border]] &rarr; [[File:Gen_Output_Flowchart_Icon.png]] &rarr; [[File:Gen_Output_Properties.png]]
+{| style="margin:auto; text-align:center;"
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 Output icon send the value or variable to the specified port and/or bits.

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	====Video instructions====		====Video instructions====

−	See the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC3jj1ebAFI&list=PLQDWBb7bxuCgg6aJgPJcfXBMzZdLILceQ Inputs Outputs] video to learn how [[Input Icon Properties\|Input]] and '''Output''' icons work, this video also describes the use of single bits and port [[Using Masks\|masking]]	+	See the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC3jj1ebAFI&list=PLQDWBb7bxuCgg6aJgPJcfXBMzZdLILceQ Inputs Outputs] video to learn how [[Input Icon Properties\|Input]] and '''Output''' icons work, this video also describes the use of single bits and port [[Using Masks\|masking]] as well as using HEX values.

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	With [[Using Masks\|masking]] only the selected bits receive their value, all non selected bits are not affected.		With [[Using Masks\|masking]] only the selected bits receive their value, all non selected bits are not affected.
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		+	====Video instructions====
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		+	See the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC3jj1ebAFI&list=PLQDWBb7bxuCgg6aJgPJcfXBMzZdLILceQ Inputs Outputs] video to learn how [[Input Icon Properties\|Input]] and '''Output''' icons work, this video also describes the use of single bits and port [[Using Masks\|masking]]

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	<sidebar>Sidebar: Icon Properties</sidebar>		<sidebar>Sidebar: Icon Properties</sidebar>
−	[[File:Btn_Output.gif]] → [[File:Gen_Output_Flowchart_Icon.png]] → [[File:Gen_Output_Properties.png]]	+	[[File:Btn_Output.gif\|border]] → [[File:Gen_Output_Flowchart_Icon.png]] → [[File:Gen_Output_Properties.png]]

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 Output icon send the value or variable to the specified port and/or bits.
 The output is received at the port in binary format.
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 '''Variable or value'''
-Select the name of the variable or a numeric value that you wish to output to the port. Clicking on the down arrow brings up the variables dialog window allowing you to select an existing variable or to create a new one.
+Select the name of the variable or a numeric value that you wish to output to the port. Clicking on the down arrow brings up the variables dialog window allowing you to select an existing variable or to [[Creating Variables|create a new one]].
 Numeric values can be in decimal (unmarked), HEX (preceded by 0x) or binary format. e.g. 255, 0xFF, b11111111. Users can also use expressions inside the variable or value box, eg "x + 100".
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 Use this option to write to a single bit of the port.
 If a true (non zero) value is sent to the bit the bit is set (turned on), otherwise the bit is cleared (turned off).
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 '''Use Masking'''
-When masking is used, it is possible to write to only certain bits of a port. This is useful when some bits of the port are configured as inputs and you wish to leave these bits unchanged.
+When [[Using Masks|masking]] is used, it is possible to write to only certain bits of a port. This is useful when some bits of the port are configured as inputs and you wish to leave these bits unchanged.
-With masking only the selected bits receive their value, all non selected bits are not affected.
-See the Using Masks page for more detail.
+With [[Using Masks|masking]] only the selected bits receive their value, all non selected bits are not affected.