The following examples show the variety of user interfaces, which can be created using the predefined components. All examples are generated in an automated, one step process from their model. .
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This is the first, quite simple example from the tutorial. It demonstrates the use of timers and sound effects.
Try to ring the different bells and try to keep the button pressed.

The state machine of this example has been generated automatically from the collected use cases.

The simulation of an analogue clock can be started and stopped by clicking on the fields on top. The dial at the left bottom can be operated with the mouse wheel to adjust the time. Apart from the visible elements, only three counter components and a timer component have been connected by twelve connections to create this model.

The following example, taken from the manual shows potentiometers, blinking elements and illustrates the use of a monitored value component

The next example shows on the first screen page simulated real-time curves with erase bar. On the second page the same data is  shown as a parametric curve, commonly used e.g. in PV-Diagrams. As demonstration data, tigonometric functions are used, showing sine and cosine on the first page and a circle on the second page. Each time, the full circle is reached, the parametric curve is erased. The third button toggles betwenn clockwise and counterclockwise movement.
The values of the four potentiometers are shown as lines within the RT curves.

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