m1dgq
- 25th May 2008, 16:35
hi to the brains out there
could some one out there teach me how to us this technology to implement a design i would like to try .i have never tried programming a pic before and i have an idea for a counter and game all in one but dont know were to start .
if any one out there is in the basingstoke area who would like to teach me and help with my project please email me .
other than this the project is this .
spec :
4 x seven seg led displays for displaying two counters from 0 to 99.
8 x leds that run from left to right and back again this can be less.
three buttons that do the following
button one : reset all leds and counters
button two : increment the count on one display
button three : increment the count on the other display and turn off or on one of the running leds.
the nature of the game is to knock out all the running leds and count the number of times it takes to do this .
the running leds can be turned off and on thus making the task a bit of a challenge the leds being only lit for a set period of time this may need to be adjusted as required.
the secound counter is just a counter(for other uses later.)
if any one could help please email me.
could some one out there teach me how to us this technology to implement a design i would like to try .i have never tried programming a pic before and i have an idea for a counter and game all in one but dont know were to start .
if any one out there is in the basingstoke area who would like to teach me and help with my project please email me .
other than this the project is this .
spec :
4 x seven seg led displays for displaying two counters from 0 to 99.
8 x leds that run from left to right and back again this can be less.
three buttons that do the following
button one : reset all leds and counters
button two : increment the count on one display
button three : increment the count on the other display and turn off or on one of the running leds.
the nature of the game is to knock out all the running leds and count the number of times it takes to do this .
the running leds can be turned off and on thus making the task a bit of a challenge the leds being only lit for a set period of time this may need to be adjusted as required.
the secound counter is just a counter(for other uses later.)
if any one could help please email me.