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MartinW at 08:35, 25 April 2023

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MartinW at 08:32, 25 April 2023

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MartinW: /* Choose a Target */

2023-04-25T08:25:33Z

Choose a Target

DavidA at 09:36, 2 July 2019

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DavidA at 09:35, 2 July 2019

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DavidA at 09:34, 2 July 2019

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DavidA at 08:00, 2 July 2019

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BenR at 15:19, 27 July 2015

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BenR at 15:38, 23 July 2015

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BenR at 15:18, 27 March 2014

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 This window defines settings related to the current Flowcode project. The window can be viewed by selecting 'Project Options' in the 'Build' menu (Build > Project Options...).
 [[File:Gen_Build_Menu_Project_Options.png|right]]
 These options allow you to customize your project and alter the fundamental functions of the project by changing the target chip, clock speed and simulation speed and even configure the chip itself by editing the configuration settings, you can also enable and configure the 'Debug Options' which allow the user to run in ICD mode and use ICT and analog monitoring as well as overriding the ICD pins.

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 You can also choose 'Simulation Only' to create a simulation-only chip which will allow you to use a massive range of ports to connect to although you cannot download your flowchart program to a device, you can expand your options for simulation-only projects.
-==Project Description==
-[[File:Project_opts_desc.png|right|444x312px]]
 ===Project title===
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-===Project description===
+===Detailed description===
 Allows users to give a detailed description of the project. This information will appear in the generated C code and in any of the documentation features of Flowcode.
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 ==Configure==
-[[File:Project_opts_conf.png|right|444x312px]]
+In this section, you can [[Configuring the Chip|configure the chip]] in many ways, from simply setting the oscillator type to enabling and disabling advanced features such as brown out, watchdog timers, low voltage programming, read protection etc.
 Refer to the device datasheet for details on the config settings and their function.

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 ==Choose a Target==
-[[File:Project_opts_target.png|right|444x312px]]
+[[File:Project Options.png|right]]
 '''Choose a target for this flowchart'''
-This tab allows you to [[Specifying a Target Chip|select a target chip]] from all the currently supported devices by Flowcode. Users can select a new chip or change the chip from this menu.
+This section allows you to [[Specifying a Target Chip|select a target chip]] from all the currently supported devices by Flowcode. Users can select a new chip or change the chip from this menu.
 Devices are shown via chip types and then by device types to allow you to easily find what device and chip you wish to target.
-You can also choose 'Simulation Only' to create a simulation-only chip which will allow you to use a massive range of ports to connect to although you cannot download your flowchart program to a device, you can expand your options for simulation-only projects.
+Partial values can be entered, e.g. for 16F18877, 1887 can be entered
 ==Project Description==

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	Defines the microcontroller that the Flowcode compiled program will be run on.		Defines the microcontroller that the Flowcode compiled program will be run on.
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−	~~===Configuring the Chip===~~
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−	~~Allows the user to [[Configuring the Chip\|configure the target chip]].~~

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−	You can also choose '~~No chip~~' to create a simulation-only chip which will allow you to use a massive range of ports to connect to although you cannot download your flowchart program to a device, you can expand your options for simulation-only projects.	+	You can also choose 'Simulation Only' to create a simulation-only chip which will allow you to use a massive range of ports to connect to although you cannot download your flowchart program to a device, you can expand your options for simulation-only projects.

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 ==Choose a Target==
-[[File:Gen_Project_Options_Target_16F1937.png|right|444x312px]]
+[[File:Project_opts_target.png|right|444x312px]]
 '''Choose a target for this flowchart'''
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 ==Project Description==
-[[File:Gen_Project_Options_Project_Description.png|right|444x312px]]
+[[File:Project_opts_desc.png|right|444x312px]]
 ===Project title===
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 ==General Options==
-[[File:Gen_Project_Options_General_Options.png|right|444x312px]]
+[[File:Project_opts_gen.png|right|444x312px]]
 ===Target===
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 ==Configure==
-[[File:Gen_Project_Options_Configure.png|right|444x312px]]
+[[File:Project_opts_conf.png|right|444x312px]]
 In this tab you can [[Configuring the Chip|configure the chip]] in many ways, from simply setting the oscillator type to enabling and disabling advanced features such as brown out, watchdog timers, low voltage programming, read protection etc.

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−	~~<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:ToolsViews</sidebar>~~
	This window defines settings related to the current Flowcode project. The window can be viewed by selecting 'Project Options' in the 'Build' menu (Build > Project Options...).		This window defines settings related to the current Flowcode project. The window can be viewed by selecting 'Project Options' in the 'Build' menu (Build > Project Options...).
	[[File:Gen_Build_Menu_Project_Options.png\|right]]		[[File:Gen_Build_Menu_Project_Options.png\|right]]

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−	Write config on download - The option specifies if the config settings are added to the output hex file or not. If they are not added then the current config settings will be retained when reprogramming your device.	+	===Write config on download===
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		+	The option specifies if the config settings are added to the output hex file or not. If they are not added then the current config settings will be retained when reprogramming your device.

	For a PIC, dsPIC etc the config memory is the same as the program memory and so the config can be reprogrammed again and again.		For a PIC, dsPIC etc the config memory is the same as the program memory and so the config can be reprogrammed again and again.

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	[[File:Gen_Project_Options_Configure.png\|right\|444x312px]]		[[File:Gen_Project_Options_Configure.png\|right\|444x312px]]
	In this tab you can [[Configuring the Chip\|configure the chip]] in many ways, from simply setting the oscillator type to enabling and disabling advanced features such as brown out, watchdog timers, low voltage programming, read protection etc.		In this tab you can [[Configuring the Chip\|configure the chip]] in many ways, from simply setting the oscillator type to enabling and disabling advanced features such as brown out, watchdog timers, low voltage programming, read protection etc.
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		+	Refer to the device datasheet for details on the config settings and their function.
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		+	Write config on download - The option specifies if the config settings are added to the output hex file or not. If they are not added then the current config settings will be retained when reprogramming your device.
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		+	For a PIC, dsPIC etc the config memory is the same as the program memory and so the config can be reprogrammed again and again.
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		+	For an AVR the config memory can only be changed a few times and so the tick box allows you to disable the programming of the config settings when re-programming the same device multiple times.

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	Allows users to give a detailed description of the project. This information will appear in the generated C code and in any of the documentation features of Flowcode.		Allows users to give a detailed description of the project. This information will appear in the generated C code and in any of the documentation features of Flowcode.
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