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Need help fast Posted by georgec on 13 Nov 2003 at 11:16 AM
I am in a programming class. we are using assembly to program mc68hc11 and i am so lost. I need to write a program that uses an alphanumeric display (siemens DL2416T) to display 4 letters. Can anyone help?
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Re: Need help fast Posted by CroW on 13 Nov 2003 at 2:28 PM
: I am in a programming class. we are using assembly to program mc68hc11 and i am so lost. I need to write a program that uses an alphanumeric display (siemens DL2416T) to display 4 letters. Can anyone help?
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First of all,this board is for x86-assembly,not HC11-assembly,but I think there should be a board somewhere here.

Im just getting started with HC11 and I dont know anything bout your siemens-display,but it shouldnt be that difficult to do the thing.first you should take a look at the controller-board,where youre display is connected to.than search the hc11-handbook (section registerblock or so) for the port(s) used to control that connectors.for a 7-segment-display you could create a bitmap-table somewhere in memory holding the right bits to output to display a number.after that you could your number as an index within the table.



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Re: Need help fast Posted by blip on 14 Nov 2003 at 5:02 PM
Moving to "Other CPUs programming"...



 

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