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Create a flowchart which uses the imported component, and then [[Exercise - Testing an Imported LED Component|test the imported component]] in simulation to ensure it works properly | Create a flowchart which uses the imported component, and then [[Exercise - Testing an Imported LED Component|test the imported component]] in simulation to ensure it works properly | ||
Latest revision as of 14:44, 13 March 2014
<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Exercises:Ex3</sidebar>
- The following assumes that you have built, and exported a LED component, as described in Exercise - Create an LED Component and Exercise - Exporting the LED Component.
- Open the 'Outputs' toolbox, where you stored the exported 'newLED' component. (If no destination was specified for the exported component, it would appear in the 'Misc' toolbox.)
- Locate the 'newLED' component, and use the down-arrow next to it to add it to the System Panel. It can now be used in the same way as any other electronic device.
What next?
Create a flowchart which uses the imported component, and then test the imported component in simulation to ensure it works properly
