number problem
The classic way to do this:
Sorta-code:
numval = 0
more:
key = readkey() ' return 0-9
if {ENDCONDITION} then done
numval=numval*10+key
goto more
done:
Tracy might comment if it is worth considering define y=x*10 as
y=(x<<3)+(x<<1)
{ENDCONDITION} is probably an enter key. However, if you want, say 3 digits,
you can change it a little:
numval=0
digcount=0
more:
key=readkey()
digcount=digcount+1
numval=numval*10+key
if digcount<>3 then more
The readkey routine will depend on how your keys are wired up.
You can use a numeric keypad with a PAK-VI, or wire up 10 or 11 switches to
separate I/O. You can also use a row/column scanning technique or resistors
to put a large number of switches on a single pin (my book Microcontroller
Projects with Basic Stamps covers both of these methods). There are several
other keypad controller devices out there too.
Regards,
Al Williams
AWC
* Pulse input and output with the PAK-VII and PAK-VIII:
http://www.al-williams.com/awce
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> A problem:
>
> I have 10 switches, 0 THRU 9. What i want to do is if i press
> '1', '3', '9'
> for example, that a bs2 converts it to a value 139 etcetera
> Perhaps somebody
> has written some code for that?
>
> thanks!!
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Sorta-code:
numval = 0
more:
key = readkey() ' return 0-9
if {ENDCONDITION} then done
numval=numval*10+key
goto more
done:
Tracy might comment if it is worth considering define y=x*10 as
y=(x<<3)+(x<<1)
{ENDCONDITION} is probably an enter key. However, if you want, say 3 digits,
you can change it a little:
numval=0
digcount=0
more:
key=readkey()
digcount=digcount+1
numval=numval*10+key
if digcount<>3 then more
The readkey routine will depend on how your keys are wired up.
You can use a numeric keypad with a PAK-VI, or wire up 10 or 11 switches to
separate I/O. You can also use a row/column scanning technique or resistors
to put a large number of switches on a single pin (my book Microcontroller
Projects with Basic Stamps covers both of these methods). There are several
other keypad controller devices out there too.
Regards,
Al Williams
AWC
* Pulse input and output with the PAK-VII and PAK-VIII:
http://www.al-williams.com/awce
>
Original Message
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> To: basicstamps@egroups.com
> Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] number problem
>
>
> A problem:
>
> I have 10 switches, 0 THRU 9. What i want to do is if i press
> '1', '3', '9'
> for example, that a bs2 converts it to a value 139 etcetera
> Perhaps somebody
> has written some code for that?
>
> thanks!!
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I have 10 switches, 0 THRU 9. What i want to do is if i press '1', '3', '9'
for example, that a bs2 converts it to a value 139 etcetera Perhaps somebody
has written some code for that?
thanks!!
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