NEW: Learning electronics? Ask your questions on the new Electronics Questions & Answers site hosted by CircuitLab.
Project Help and Ideas » By 5-bit number adder.
May 29, 2012 by whitehatyoyoer |
I just want to show off one of the nerdkit projects that I modified a little. I tried to do as much as I could without the book so I could understand it better. It's not much, but here it is. This is the setup. Bit 6 on the DIP switch sets which number will be set(up for number1 and down for number2). Bits 1-5 on the DIP set the number. And when the push button is pressed the number that is selected with bit 6 is updated with the new value. Here's a pic of the screen: The max values of the numbers is 31. If anyone wants the code for anything let me know :) Well I guess that's it. --Whitehat |
---|---|
May 29, 2012 by Ralphxyz |
Whitehat, you definitely should publish this in the Nerdkit Community Library. It will just get lost here in the forum while in the Library it will have a ready reference. Of course you can just reference this thread in the library but what ever you do there should be something there. Thank you, Ralph |
May 29, 2012 by whitehatyoyoer |
Ya I think that's a cool Idea, I could like make it into a kind of tutorial. --Whitehat |
May 29, 2012 by Ralphxyz |
Yeah, great. The Library functions like this forum it uses the same Markdown syntax. The easiest thing is to look at other pages to see how they were constructed. Ralph |
June 09, 2012 by whitehatyoyoer |
FYI. I made a little tutorial and put it in the library. Hope it helps someone. --Whitehat |
June 09, 2012 by pcbolt |
Well done. Your tutorial was very well written. Looking back at some of my old programs, I only wish I had commented the code with the same detail. |
June 10, 2012 by whitehatyoyoer |
Thanks a lot. --Whitehat |
June 11, 2012 by Ralphxyz |
Yeah Tyler, nice write up, thank you. It is nice to have projects like yours in the Library where there is a ready reference to them instead of them being lost to oblivion being just posted in the forum. Thanks again, and I encourage everyone to post projects to the Library so that we all can reference them. Ralph |
Please log in to post a reply.
Did you know that you can connect digital calipers to a microcontroller? Learn more...
|