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First you need to figure out what clock speed you are using. If for example you are using a 100Hz clock, you need to use a counter to count 100 clock edges to get to 1Hz.
LEDs are controlled by 7 pins, one for each part of the digit. You can write a ROM that stores the output to each LED controller so that you can set the output to the ROM(digit).
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