Setting the PICAXE type (14M2) in a new workspace

[Andres Rodriguez]

What is the procedure to set the Picaxe model in a new workspace. In this case it is a 14M2

 

[rq3]

On the left side of the editor screen there is a tab called "Workspace Explorer". Click on it. It will slide open and allow you to select the proper chip, and many other wonderful things!

 

[hippy]

Another option is to add "#Picaxe 14M2" to the top of your source code. That's also useful for reminding yourself what PICAXE the code is intended for.

Then, when you come to syntax check or download, PE6 will prompt to change the Workspace Explorer setting for you.

 

[Andres Rodriguez]

On the left side of the editor screen there is a tab called "Workspace Explorer". Click on it. It will slide open and allow you to select the proper chip, and many other wonderful things!

Thankyou for helping.
Unfortunately, when I click on "Workspace Explorer" tab, it does not slide open.

 

[AllyCat]

Hi,

You might be able to drag the boundary between the "Workspace Explorer" and "Simulation" Panels, or try right-clicking the name to select "Floating" or "Dockable" , etc.".

But if all else fails, select "Simulate" and then "Restore Default Panel Positions" from the bottom of this menu.

Cheers, Alan.

 

[Andres Rodriguez]

Hi,

You might be able to drag the boundary between the "Workspace Explorer" and "Simulation" Panels, or try right-clicking the name to select "Floating" or "Dockable" , etc.".

But if all else fails, select "Simulate" and then "Restore Default Panel Positions" from the bottom of this menu.

Cheers, Alan.

"Drag the boundary" was the solution. Thankyou for the help.