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Electronic Dice – Code and Circuit Complete

by | Dec 30, 2009

YouTube Video VVU4d1loOUFGektOMmZNUkdLMkJiNlpBLmdWN2xQU1g2U1dJ

Electronic Dice - Code and Circuit Complete

This the complete coding of a PIC16F627 for an electronic dice and integrated into its own circuit, The PIC code was developed using an EasyPIC5 development board. A switch has been added to move between normal dice mode and a weighted “6” dice mode. It...

Electronic Dice – code developed and programmed to PIC and circuit built

by | Dec 27, 2009

YouTube Video VVU4d1loOUFGektOMmZNUkdLMkJiNlpBLjF4V1RjTDdlcUFF

See my other video for more details of the code. This is my second attempt at coding in C and my first effort at a circuit. It looks a mess but it works!
<br />I need to edit the code a little, it stops too abruptly so I`ll add a delay so it slows down as the dice reveals the count. There are two counts going on in the code. A slow looping code to display the shaking effect and then a much faster actual throw dice count which is displayed at the end.

Electronic Dice - code developed and programmed to PIC and circuit built

See my other video for more details of the code. This is my second attempt at coding in C and my first effort at a circuit. It looks a mess but it works! I need to edit the code a little, it stops too abruptly so I`ll add a delay so it slows down as the dice reveals...

PIC electronic dice – microcontroller.

by | Dec 27, 2009

YouTube Video VVU4d1loOUFGektOMmZNUkdLMkJiNlpBLmoyVGlwT3F2aldv

Still learning to program in C so although basic, I was pleased with the results. This is my second effort at a code.
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<br />A button is pressed which cycles a display of slow rolling dice and initiates a fast cycle dice, When the button is released, the display reveals the outcome of the real fast rolling dice. Since the dice code is counting from 1 to 6 many thousands (million even?) of times a second, the randomness comes from the inability to control the release of the button in sync with a dice throw.
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<br />The display shows a row of LEDs however I have had the code working with a 3 x 3 square of LEDs at the top of the board to display like a true dice. This PIC is now programmed so that 7 LEDs will light up as to display a dice face if arranged correctly:
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<br />XXX 1XX 1XX 1 X 1 1X1 1X1
<br />X1X XXX X1X XXX X1X 1X1
<br />XXX XX1 XX1 1X1 1X1 1X1
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<br />I will hopefully build the circuit soon. The dev board used in this video is an EasyPic5 and the PIC is an old 16F627 programmed and wrote using mikroC Pro free Eval copy.

PIC electronic dice - microcontroller.

Still learning to program in C so although basic, I was pleased with the results. This is my second effort at a code. A button is pressed which cycles a display of slow rolling dice and initiates a fast cycle dice, When the button is released, the display reveals the...

PIC Development – traffic lights

by | Dec 21, 2009

YouTube Video VVU4d1loOUFGektOMmZNUkdLMkJiNlpBLjc4YlFHMjJuMXdv

PIC Development - traffic lights

My first code from scratch.

Boxford 8″ Metal Shaping Machine – shaper, By C.Raynerd

by | Sep 20, 2009

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Boxford 8" Metal Shaping Machine - shaper, By C.Raynerd

This is the first run of my Boxford 8″ Shaper that I have been trying to restore. I have converted the motor from the original 3ph to a single phase supply, re-made the drive pully which had chipped and finally cleaned and oiled as well as getting over some...

Electronic Dice – Code and Circuit Complete

Electronic Dice – code developed and programmed to PIC and circuit built

PIC electronic dice – microcontroller.

PIC Development – traffic lights

Boxford 8″ Metal Shaping Machine – shaper, By C.Raynerd

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