I just tried the Sockets and Header again, since my students mentioned some difficulties with it.
I thought, that a header on top on top of a socket connects the relevant wires. I tried this in the version R1254 with a Clock as signal source. The connection sometimes resulted in an output of 4.18V, sometimes in 0.00V, sometimes in 1.00V - but never in a clock-like output... See https://wiki.mexle.org/_media/2022-06-21_23-04-06.mp4
The primary problem behind this was, that my students were somehow able to use socket-header-connection in R1060 within a package, but not in newer versions.
PS: The Tester version R1255 shows the number R1254 in the title bar....
I thought, that a header on top on top of a socket connects the relevant wires. I tried this in the version R1254 with a Clock as signal source. The connection sometimes resulted in an output of 4.18V, sometimes in 0.00V, sometimes in 1.00V - but never in a clock-like output... See https://wiki.mexle.org/_media/2022-06-21_23-04-06.mp4
The primary problem behind this was, that my students were somehow able to use socket-header-connection in R1060 within a package, but not in newer versions.
PS: The Tester version R1255 shows the number R1254 in the title bar....