Pic16f84 based pulse Counter

[skimask]

Of course! I should've known to Google it before asking posing such a silly statement!
Well, since the code is written for a 16C84 and the O/P asked about a 16F84, I'm not sure if it'll work or not. I still stand by my original statement that the O/P might want to get his/her feet wet with blinky LED first and building up to this project, as always...

To the O/P : If the person 'published' this schematic along with this source code, I would say that the chances of it working as advertised are very good. Why would somebody post something like this if he/she knew it didn't work?

[anzarsalam]

I have made led blinky, have made counter *simple upto 10
can make led chaser

shortly can set any any pin.. and play with o/p have studied and understannd 25 out of 37 commands of this programmer

but I am having problem.. how this controller give output on seven segment display

any suggestion?

[Archangel]

I have made led blinky, have made counter *simple upto 10
can make led chaser

shortly can set any any pin.. and play with o/p have studied and understannd 25 out of 37 commands of this programmer

but I am having problem.. how this controller give output on seven segment display

any suggestion?

Use lookup command. build a table using numbers representing the output of the port driving the 7 segment display. each segment is lettered, a b c d e f g, h for the dot, so if the port = 0, 1, 2 etc the lookup table has those values represented as the value of the 7 segment display example: zero on the display has segments a b c d e f , all lighted your port output if hooked up this way,segment a= port?.0, b=port?.1, c=port?.2,d=port?.3, e=port?.4, f=port?.5, g=port?.6, h=port?.7 . . . . . zero would be 00111111 or $3F, one would equal 00000110 or $06 two would equal 00111011 or $3B . . .etc etc so the lookup table would read . . $3F,$06,$3b, . . . .