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-rw-r--r--Documentation/Programming-OpenPLC.rst6
-rw-r--r--Documentation/Software-requirements.rst10
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3 files changed, 13 insertions, 13 deletions
diff --git a/Documentation/Programming-OpenPLC.rst b/Documentation/Programming-OpenPLC.rst
index ecf17a9..6ce4aab 100644
--- a/Documentation/Programming-OpenPLC.rst
+++ b/Documentation/Programming-OpenPLC.rst
@@ -25,14 +25,14 @@ Type the following command into the Terminal:
Screen like below will pop up after giving the command line
-.. image:: Images/fuse1.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/fuse1.png
:height: 540px
:width: 450px
:scale: 100
You can read fust bits after setting up, as shown below,
-.. image:: Images/fuse2.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/fuse2.png
:height: 540px
:width: 450px
:scale: 100
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ below, which means that the process of erasing and writing the internal
memory of the ATmega IC is in the process. On correct execution you shall
get such a result. Whilst it’s burning the code, the red light on the USBASP will be lit showing that it is communicating with the controller appropriately.
-.. image:: Images/usb.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/usb.png
:height: 540px
:width: 450px
:scale: 100
diff --git a/Documentation/Software-requirements.rst b/Documentation/Software-requirements.rst
index 01f12f6..a7bf328 100644
--- a/Documentation/Software-requirements.rst
+++ b/Documentation/Software-requirements.rst
@@ -20,14 +20,14 @@ Setting up WINAVR
Step 1: First, open up the start screen and then search : Command Prompt
-.. image:: Images/Figcmd.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/Figcmd.png
:height: 540px
:width: 550px
:scale: 150
Step 2: Then, a screen like this shall pop up.
-.. image:: Images/Comm.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/Comm.png
:height: 540px
:width: 550px
:scale: 150
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Step 3: Enter into the command prompt for windows: avrdude
You should get prompts and flags mentioned like this, which implies that you have downloaded the software properly.
-.. image:: Images/avrdude1.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/avrdude1.png
:height: 440px
:width: 650px
:scale: 100
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ name AVRDUDE. Just enter the below command line on your terminal
You would see a screen full of text, something like the one below. To
exit press q. If you don’t get a screen like that, then open Ubuntu Software Center and on the search bar enter avrdude, then install it. Enter the same command into the terminal again and you shall see the manual.
-.. image:: Images/manavrdude.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/manavrdude.png
:height: 540px
:width: 450px
:scale: 100
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Setting up the Ld micro executable
To download the software on your Windows system, go to [#] `<http://cq.cx/ladder.pl/>`_ The download is a direct executable, there’s no need to install it.
-.. image:: Images/Downloading-LD-Micro.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/Downloading-LD-Micro.png
:height: 540px
:width: 450px
:scale: 100
diff --git a/Documentation/Software-requirements.rst~ b/Documentation/Software-requirements.rst~
index 01f12f6..a7bf328 100644
--- a/Documentation/Software-requirements.rst~
+++ b/Documentation/Software-requirements.rst~
@@ -20,14 +20,14 @@ Setting up WINAVR
Step 1: First, open up the start screen and then search : Command Prompt
-.. image:: Images/Figcmd.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/Figcmd.png
:height: 540px
:width: 550px
:scale: 150
Step 2: Then, a screen like this shall pop up.
-.. image:: Images/Comm.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/Comm.png
:height: 540px
:width: 550px
:scale: 150
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Step 3: Enter into the command prompt for windows: avrdude
You should get prompts and flags mentioned like this, which implies that you have downloaded the software properly.
-.. image:: Images/avrdude1.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/avrdude1.png
:height: 440px
:width: 650px
:scale: 100
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ name AVRDUDE. Just enter the below command line on your terminal
You would see a screen full of text, something like the one below. To
exit press q. If you don’t get a screen like that, then open Ubuntu Software Center and on the search bar enter avrdude, then install it. Enter the same command into the terminal again and you shall see the manual.
-.. image:: Images/manavrdude.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/manavrdude.png
:height: 540px
:width: 450px
:scale: 100
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Setting up the Ld micro executable
To download the software on your Windows system, go to [#] `<http://cq.cx/ladder.pl/>`_ The download is a direct executable, there’s no need to install it.
-.. image:: Images/Downloading-LD-Micro.png
+.. image:: OpenPLC/Images/Downloading-LD-Micro.png
:height: 540px
:width: 450px
:scale: 100