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and I want to use 8051 and 1602 alphanumeric LCD display module and buzzer to do a 3X4 keypad
For example a number board
7 8 9
4 5 6
1 2 3
. 0 -
Also,
Can this device detect more one button at a time?
Well
when I write it in IC and connect to 7-segment display
then
i contral it with the button "+" "-" "reset"
it can not display well
In fact
when I press the button "+"
it will not display the number "1"
and it will display the random
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I check the code and I did...
I use the device is AT89S52
and it connect to 8 digits 7-segment display board
Also, AT89S52 connect to 9 button
one of it is stop other 8button and other 8button is P1 port
I have do a adder have three button
it is reset, up, down respectively
It have some display error and plz help me
sbit reset = P1^4;
sbit up = P1^5;
sbit down = P1^6;
unsigned char CA_Digits[] = {0xC0, 0xF9, 0xA4, 0xB0, 0x99, 0x92, 0x82, 0xF8, 0x80, 0x90, 0x88...
Its difficult for me to understand how to curry when 9 become 10
Can you write a example program code to shows that how to curry in( when one digital to two digital , two digital to three digital and three digital to four digital
please write more easy
thanks
but my counter have 4digital
I don't know how to curry in when 9 -> 10
also
please teach me how to do a good delay time
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I want to display integer value
my type is CA
Hello everyone
I want to know that how to write a C program into AT90S52 and
it make 7-segment become the number adder
EG. with 5ms 0->1 after 5ms 1 -> 2
thanks
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