| ??? 11/21/01 12:35 Read: times |
#16770 - RE: Multiplexing seven segments |
Very easy,
First decide which bit of your 8051 port will drive which led segment. and make a chart on paper. Then fill in the chart to show which segments to turn on for each digit pattern. Use the pattern data to program a lookup table for each digit (0-9) if you require a blank (all segments off) program one of the unused locations (A-F) for this. To display the digits access the digit pattern in the table and write it to a ram location,(MOVC A,@A , MOV A@R0) Write all 3 digits to 3 ram locations. Then move pattern data in ramlocation 1 to the port ,turn on the digit-1 driver for a period of time maybe 100ms , turn it off load next pattern turn on digit-2 driver again 100 ms, then digit-3 the same and loop back to digit-1. That is the general idea , I hope this is clear enough. Bruce |
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