Is what I want to do posible

StampStumped

I am I nubie, I have a basic stamp 2 and I want know if I will run into trouble with it if I try and to the following:
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Start button pushed.
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Beginning.
Look up next number on table, or generate a random number between 1 and 9
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Each number will correspond to a Subroutine
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Subroutines one 1 though 6 will all be the same. Each will ·turn on a light and drive one leg of an AND gate time and start a timer.· If a button is ·pushed before the timer goes to Zero then 1 is added to counter A. Program loops to the beginning
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·Subroutines one 7 though 9 will all be the same. Each will ·turn on a light and drive one leg of an AND gate time and start a timer.· If a button is NOT pushed before the timer goes to Zero then 1 is added to counter B.· The program then loops back to the beginning.·
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Does this look like something a stamp 2 will be able to do?· Would be easier if a got a different kind of stamp? ·Any direction would be helpful.· It seems like adding some kind of external timing circuit might make things easier, what do you all think.·

Chris Savage

A more informative subject line might generate more responses.· I'm sure the Stamp can do what you're looking to do, but my question would be, why would you want multiple identical subroutines?· Why not just call the same one as needed?

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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com

metron9

Hmmm... Need input....

How many lights Nine?
How many AND gates, Nine?
How Many Timers, Nine?
How much time will be set on timers

Think about doing psudo code to help design the logic

For example

MainLoop:
Pick random Number X
Set timer X
Set pin X high to turn on one leg of and gate

timerloop:

countdown timer

if timer X=0 then
If X<7 then A=A+1
if x>6 then B=B+1
goto mainloop
endif

goto timerloop