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The Dashboard Panel provides a framework on which to load Flowcode components and is designed to show the representation of abstract components such as dials and meters during simulation. | The Dashboard Panel provides a framework on which to load Flowcode components and is designed to show the representation of abstract components such as dials and meters during simulation. | ||
Revision as of 07:56, 15 July 2013
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The Dashboard Panel provides a framework on which to load Flowcode components and is designed to show the representation of abstract components such as dials and meters during simulation.
The Dashboard Panel and System Panel are both designed to compliment each other, the Dashboard Panel is a 2D workspace to display and simulate controls, such as buttons, switches, dials, knobs and sliders as well as readings such as meters, scales and digits such as temperatures, times and measurements etc.
The Dashboard Panel can also produce components and simulate flowchart programs with ease, although it is not as versatile compared to the System Panel it can still be done effectively.
The Dashboard Panel can still be used to create powerful systems and applications on its own, although it works best in conjunction with the System Panel.
