03-01 WhileLoop - Revision history

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	The LEDs for the MBED-SDK and the Bambino line of microcontrollers are mapped to the following LEDs:		The LEDs for the MBED-SDK and the Bambino line of microcontrollers are mapped to the following LEDs:
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-	\|+ align="bottom"\|'''~~PWM Ouput Connector Locations~~'''	+	\|+ align="bottom"\|'''LED Colors'''
-	\|'''~~PWM1 Output~~'''	+	\|'''LED'''
	\|'''PIN NAME'''		\|'''PIN NAME'''
	\|'''BAM210E'''		\|'''BAM210E'''

Support at 17:13, 17 September 2014

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	A very simple example that demonstrates the use of while loops to blink two different User LEDs. LED1 blinks 10 times then LED4 blinks 10 times.		A very simple example that demonstrates the use of while loops to blink two different User LEDs. LED1 blinks 10 times then LED4 blinks 10 times.

-	The LEDs for the MBED-SDK and the Bambino line of microcontrollers are mapped to the following ~~locations~~:	+	The LEDs for the MBED-SDK and the Bambino line of microcontrollers are mapped to the following LEDs:
	{\| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="2" align="center" style="text-align: center;"		{\| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="2" align="center" style="text-align: center;"
	\|+ align="bottom"\|'''PWM Ouput Connector Locations'''		\|+ align="bottom"\|'''PWM Ouput Connector Locations'''

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	A very simple example that demonstrates the use of while loops to blink two different User LEDs. LED1 blinks 10 times then LED4 blinks 10 times.		A very simple example that demonstrates the use of while loops to blink two different User LEDs. LED1 blinks 10 times then LED4 blinks 10 times.
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		+	The LEDs for the MBED-SDK and the Bambino line of microcontrollers are mapped to the following locations:
		+	{\| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="2" align="center" style="text-align: center;"
		+	\|+ align="bottom"\|'''PWM Ouput Connector Locations'''
		+	\|'''PWM1 Output'''
		+	\|'''PIN NAME'''
		+	\|'''BAM210E'''
		+	\|'''BAM210'''
		+	\|'''BAM200E'''
		+	\|'''BAM200'''
		+	\|-
		+	\|LED1
		+	\|P6_11
		+	\|Yellow LED
		+	\|Yellow LED
		+	\|Yellow LED
		+	\|Yellow LED
		+	\|-
		+	\|LED2
		+	\|P2_5
		+	\|Green LED
		+	\|Green LED
		+	\|Green LED
		+	\|Green LED
		+	\|-
		+	\|LED3
		+	\|P6_1
		+	\|RED LED
		+	\|RED LED
		+	\|n/p
		+	\|n/p
		+	\|-
		+	\|LED4
		+	\|P6_2
		+	\|Blue LED
		+	\|Blue LED
		+	\|n/p
		+	\|n/p
		+	\|-
		+	\|}

	/*Program Example 3.1: Demonstrates use of while loops. No external connection required		/*Program Example 3.1: Demonstrates use of while loops. No external connection required

Support at 14:36, 14 August 2014

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	DigitalOut myled(LED1);		DigitalOut myled(LED1);
	DigitalOut yourled(LED4);		DigitalOut yourled(LED4);
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	int main()		int main()
	{		{

Support at 14:36, 14 August 2014

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	A very simple example that demonstrates the use of while loops to blink two different User LEDs. LED1 blinks 10 times then LED4 blinks 10 times.		A very simple example that demonstrates the use of while loops to blink two different User LEDs. LED1 blinks 10 times then LED4 blinks 10 times.
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		+	/*Program Example 3.1: Demonstrates use of while loops. No external connection required
		+	*/
		+	#include "mbed.h"
		+	DigitalOut myled(LED1);
		+	DigitalOut yourled(LED4);
		+
		+	int main()
		+	{
		+	char i=0; //declare variable i, and set to 0
		+	while(1) { //start endless loop
		+	while(i<10) { //start first conditional while loop
		+	myled = 1;
		+	wait(0.2);
		+	myled = 0;
		+	wait(0.2);
		+	i = i+1; //increment i
		+	} //end of first conditional while loop
		+	while(i>0) { //start second conditional loop
		+	yourled = 1;
		+	wait(0.2);
		+	yourled = 0;
		+	wait(0.2);
		+	i = i-1;
		+	}
		+	} //end infinite loop block
		+	} //end of main
		+

	[[Image:BAM210_WhileLoop.jpeg\|center\|]]		[[Image:BAM210_WhileLoop.jpeg\|center\|]]

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A very simple example that demonstrates the use of while loops to blink two different User LEDs. LED1 blinks 10 times then LED4 blinks 10 times.

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