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This exercise looks at transferring to the microcontroller, the flowchart 'Lamp1.fcf' which you developed in the exercises [[Exercise - Creating Your First Flowchart|Creating Your First Flowchart]] and [[Exercise - Adding Devices to Your First Flowchart|Adding Devices to Your First Flowchart]].<br />
 
This exercise looks at transferring to the microcontroller, the flowchart 'Lamp1.fcf' which you developed in the exercises [[Exercise - Creating Your First Flowchart|Creating Your First Flowchart]] and [[Exercise - Adding Devices to Your First Flowchart|Adding Devices to Your First Flowchart]].<br />
This involves compiling the program (translating it into a form which the microcontroller can use,) and then moving it, and storing it in the microcontroller's memory.  
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This involves:
For more details about this part of the process, see [[Overview of Simulation]].
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: compiling the program (translating it into a form which the microcontroller can use);
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: moving it to the connected microcontroller;
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: storing it in the microcontroller's memory.  
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For more details about this part of the process, see [[Adding Finishing Touches]].
  
  
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==Run the simulation==
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==Compile the program==

Revision as of 10:39, 13 June 2013

This exercise looks at transferring to the microcontroller, the flowchart 'Lamp1.fcf' which you developed in the exercises Creating Your First Flowchart and Adding Devices to Your First Flowchart.
This involves:

compiling the program (translating it into a form which the microcontroller can use);
moving it to the connected microcontroller;
storing it in the microcontroller's memory.

For more details about this part of the process, see Adding Finishing Touches.



Load the Flowcode Flowchart

(For help with this, see the exercise Opening an Existing Flowchart)


Compile the program