Benryves: Created page with "You have created your first procedure and tested it. Hopefully it switched on output 1 for one second. Procedures can be developed, tested and then developed further. The flash procedure can now be extended to flash 5 times. Return to the editor by typing EDIT flash and press < Enter >. Now edit the procedure to add the lines shown in fig. 3. Press < Tab > to insert a line above the cursor. When you have finished press < Esc > to close the procedure editor. Now type fl..."

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Created page with "You have created your first procedure and tested it. Hopefully it switched on output 1 for one second. Procedures can be developed, tested and then developed further. The flash procedure can now be extended to flash 5 times. Return to the editor by typing EDIT flash and press < Enter >. Now edit the procedure to add the lines shown in fig. 3. Press < Tab > to insert a line above the cursor. When you have finished press < Esc > to close the procedure editor. Now type fl..."

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You have created your first procedure and tested it.
Hopefully it switched on output 1 for one second.
Procedures can be developed, tested and then developed further.
The flash procedure can now be extended to flash 5 times.

Return to the editor by typing EDIT flash and press < Enter >.
Now edit the procedure to add the lines shown in fig. 3.
Press < Tab > to insert a line above the cursor.

When you have finished press < Esc > to close the procedure editor.
Now type flash < Enter > to see the result.

[[File:Tutorial-fig03.png|frame|none|fig. 3]]

''How it works.'' The FOR NEXT lines form a loop. Any lines between the FOR and NEXT are repeated, in this case 5 times.

Try making the light flash for 10 times.

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