| ??? 04/17/03 23:02 Read: times |
#43669 - RE: Shift register and store register ? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Waqar,
Those are pretty generic type chips. How you hook them up to a uC is pretty much determined by what you are trying to do. Since you have the board in front of you and insist on reverse-engineering it, why don't you just get out your ohm-meter and buzz it out? With the connectivity determined, and the datasheets for the parts at hand, why things are connected as they are should be obvious. Dennis |
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