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Discussion forum for the BasicX family of microcontroller chips.
binary out to pins - mechatronicsccc - Jul 5 23:36:07 2007
I know in the basic stamp I could output a number out to 8 outputs and
these outputs are connected to LEDs and it would give it out in binary.
Can I do this with the basicX and how?
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these outputs are connected to LEDs and it would give it out in binary.
Can I do this with the basicX and how?
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Re: binary out to pins - "nje...@ihug.co.nz" - Jul 6 2:11:37 2007
Yes. Read up on registers. Port A is pins 13 - 20. Port C is pins 5 - 12
For example register.ddrA = bx0111_0000 will set pin 13 low, and pins
14-16 high.
register.ddrA = bx0000_0001 will set pin 20 high.
Alternatively for example register.ddrA = 112 will set pin 13 low, and
pins 14-16 high.
neil
mechatronicsccc wrote:
> I know in the basic stamp I could output a number out to 8 outputs and
> these outputs are connected to LEDs and it would give it out in binary.
> Can I do this with the basicX and how?
>
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For example register.ddrA = bx0111_0000 will set pin 13 low, and pins
14-16 high.
register.ddrA = bx0000_0001 will set pin 20 high.
Alternatively for example register.ddrA = 112 will set pin 13 low, and
pins 14-16 high.
neil
mechatronicsccc wrote:
> I know in the basic stamp I could output a number out to 8 outputs and
> these outputs are connected to LEDs and it would give it out in binary.
> Can I do this with the basicX and how?
>
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Re: binary out to pins - David Sousa Mendes - Jul 6 7:17:32 2007
Yes, sure
I have used such idea with my students.
Just use Putpin (pin number, BXoutputhigh)
Make sure you connect a 400ohm resitor in series with the LED
David
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Subject: [BasicX] binary out to pins
I know in the basic stamp I could output a number out to 8 outputs and
these outputs are connected to LEDs and it would give it out in binary.
Can I do this with the basicX and how?
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I have used such idea with my students.
Just use Putpin (pin number, BXoutputhigh)
Make sure you connect a 400ohm resitor in series with the LED
David
----- Original Message -----
From: mechatronicsccc
To: b...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2007 3:35 AM
Subject: [BasicX] binary out to pins
I know in the basic stamp I could output a number out to 8 outputs and
these outputs are connected to LEDs and it would give it out in binary.
Can I do this with the basicX and how?
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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