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@KlausST when the variable button is called as :
if (button == 1) { //when button is on
temp=counter++; //counter value is incremented
lcd_dout(temp); //data is send to display
button = 0...
@doraemon I displayed only the relevant part to the push button. As I already mention the button is set in another function, and sorry for the part of [dsp_buf]=[n], also TITL[], I have edited just.
lcd_dout()function is for converting characters to the ASCII part.
The DIsplay is displaying...
@KlausST in the code pushbutton, the button is set to 1.
and I have already displayed the character by converting each to ASCII and now, I want to increase those numbers.
I want to increment a counter for Line2 and display it on LCD when the pushbutton is pressed. It displays correctly, but when I press the button it shows different characters like this(||). When I place a cursor to the 9 of Line2 and pressed the button it displays symbol(||).
Code to display...
@doraemon, at the present situation I cannot try with LED, and I have tried using the breakpoint but also I am not being able to stop the button press. I have called the function in the main function as :
void main_loop(void)
{
while (1)
{
/* Panel...
@FenTrac I have tried using this also, but it executes all the code:
void switich_1(void)
{
count = 0;
if (modef == 1){ // button is pressed
if (count == 0) {...
I have connected a button to the 8085 microcontrollers and I want that button to perform different functions when pressed again and again.
But now when I pressed it executes all the functions pressing only once.
void switich_1(void)
{
count = 0;
if (modef == 1){...
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