New Project with three familiar devices

Buck Rogers

Hello!
New project time here.
So I've gone and wired together a PAL16L8 and a HDSP0762 and an SN74LS194. They are managed via program running on the BS2 that promptly arranges for the shifting of data into the register.

The whole business at work can be seen here:

And the view of the breadboard while working can be seen here:

And the code used is here:

' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}
X VAR Word
FOR X=1 TO 255
TOGGLE 2
'delvr :
'PULSOUT X, 7
SHIFTOUT 0, 1, MSBFIRST, [X]
 'GOTO delvr
NEXT
END

Buck Rogers

Buck Rogers wrote: »

Hello!
New project time here.
So I've gone and wired together a PAL16L8 and a HDSP0762 and an SN74LS194. They are managed via program running on the BS2 that promptly arranges for the shifting of data into the register.

The whole business at work can be seen here:

And the view of the breadboard while working can be seen here:

And the code used is here:

' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}
X VAR Word
FOR X=1 TO 255
TOGGLE 2
'delvr :
'PULSOUT X, 7
SHIFTOUT 0, 1, MSBFIRST, [X]
 'GOTO delvr
NEXT
END

Hello!
Update! I've updated the code, and the shift register. It's now a SN74S195. Photo and video to follow.

[video=youtube_share;nTMP_RPkRmg]

And the photo is of:

And here's the updated code:

' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}
X VAR Word
DO
FOR X=1 TO 255
TOGGLE 2
'delvr :
'PULSOUT X, 7
SHIFTOUT 0, 1, MSBFIRST, [X]
PAUSE 20
 'GOTO delvr
NEXT
LOOP
END

The added pause instruction enables the display to update.Why? That's not for this talented fellow to ponder.

trooks

Your counter seems to be stuck and why are the LEDs not rippling?<G>

Buck Rogers

trooks wrote: »

Your counter seems to be stuck and why are the LEDs not rippling?<G>

Hello!
Which video were you looking at? First one became second one, with different shift register. That one does much as you're expecting.