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    Default 60 keys matrix keypad

    During the weekend I came to the conclusion that the project should be for 60 keys.
    The reason is that it is simpler to workout a smaller keypad from a larger one. (at least in this case)

    Just remove the unnecessary switches and diodes and you have the keypad already designed.

    The software has also been changed a bit in order to work around the fact that 16F84A could not accomodate an array of 61 bytes.
    So with this new solution I had it at work reducing also the code work space.

    Now the software works with all combination of keypad from 4x1 to 4x15 (Rows x Columns)

    I am attaching the file with the new version (Hardware & Software) sure that this will make life easier.
    Al.
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    Last edited by aratti; - 17th November 2008 at 21:56.
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