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From: blackzoro1112
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  • :)))) guys u r kidding right ? This is easy as hell ,,, just use the % operator ,, and handle up to 31 led together I guess this is the number of I/O pins in 16f877a :D

  • Por que subir un video donde no se ve nada acorde al titulo?, no hay una explicacion escrita ni siquiera. Hace falta seriedad a la hora de subir un video, sobre todo de esta indole. 13 segundos de mi vida desperdiciados.

    Otro NO ME GUSTA para ti.

  • Maybe in a few years you will even be able to handle three leds, keep up the good work

  • @Diosrobin you made my day :)))))))))))))

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  • I think s/he used an interrupt to command a simple scheduler with 2 processes each toggling 1 led each and then waiting for the timer.

  • give more details, code, schematics, please

  • is it working with interrupt sequences?

  • Pretty cool, I have a PIC16F877 too. Did you code it in asm or C?

  • what scheme and program for the pic

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  • RTOS?

  • looks like timers working independently!!!

  • flashing two LED independly? Did you use assembly language or C++? thanks

  • Very nice implementation.

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