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    Microprocessors: Data Transmission Through Keypad

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    This experiment involves using a keypad to transmit data and display it on LEDs. The program scans the keypad and stores the pressed key values in register R0. It then displays the binary equivalent of the pressed key on the LEDs by complementing the value in register A before outputting it to the LED port. Clearing the flag F0 allows the program to detect new key presses by resetting the key press indicator.

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    Microprocessors: Data Transmission Through Keypad

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    This experiment involves using a keypad to transmit data and display it on LEDs. The program scans the keypad and stores the pressed key values in register R0. It then displays the binary equivalent of the pressed key on the LEDs by complementing the value in register A before outputting it to the LED port. Clearing the flag F0 allows the program to detect new key presses by resetting the key press indicator.

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    This experiment involves using a keypad to transmit data and display it on LEDs. The program scans the keypad and stores the pressed key values in register R0. It then displays the binary equivalent of the pressed key on the LEDs by complementing the value in register A before outputting it to the LED port. Clearing the flag F0 allows the program to detect new key presses by resetting the key press indicator.

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    Microprocessors: Data Transmission Through Keypad

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    This experiment involves using a keypad to transmit data and display it on LEDs. The program scans the keypad and stores the pressed key values in register R0. It then displays the binary equivalent of the pressed key on the LEDs by complementing the value in register A before outputting it to the LED port. Clearing the flag F0 allows the program to detect new key presses by resetting the key press indicator.

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    MICROPROCESSORS

    EXPERIMENT NO. 5

    DATA TRANSMISSION THROUGH


    KEYPAD

    Name: Daniel Louis M. Parulan (Leader)


    John Jacobsen Perez

    Course/Section: CPE108L/E02

    Group No.: 10

    Date of Performance: June 25, 2020


    Date of Submission:

    __Prof. Cyrel O. Manlises__


    Professor
    PART ONE: KEYPAD SCANNING
    Q1. Run the program to complete the table below.

    Pressed Key Content of R0


    0 0x00
    1 0x01
    2 0x02
    3 0x03
    4 0x04
    5 0x05
    6 0x06
    7 0x07
    8 0x08
    9 0x09
    10 0x0A
    11 0x0B
    Screenshot by Jacob Perez

    Screenshot: Daniel Parulan 1


    PART TWO: DATA TRANSMISSION THROUGH KEYPAD

    Q1. Run the program to complete the table below.

    Pressed Key LED output display (in Binary)


    0 1111 1111
    1 1111 1110
    2 1111 1101
    3 1111 1100
    4 1111 1011
    5 1111 1010
    6 1111 1001
    7 1111 1000
    8 1111 0111
    9 1111 0110
    10 1111 0101
    11 1111 0100

    Q2. What instruction and where should it be added to display


    the correct output in the LED? Explain why.

    In order to display the correct output, the command CPL A should

    be added in the gotKey between MOV A, R0 and MOV P1, A.

    The reason for this is because the opcode CPL means complement

    and this instruction will complement the contents of register A

    before it will be displayed into the

    LEDs.___________________
    Q3. After the changes made in Part II question Q2, run the
    program and complete the table below.

    Pressed Key LED output display (in Binary)


    0 0000 0000
    1 0000 0001
    2 0000 0010
    3 0000 0011
    4 0000 0100
    5 0000 0101
    6 0000 0110
    7 0000 0111
    8 0000 1000
    9 0000 1001
    10 0000 1010
    11 0000 1011

    Q4. What is the output of the program? Give at least 4 samples


    and illustrate using a picture or a drawing with an
    explanation.
    Input is number 6 and

    the display shows


    binary of 00000110.

    Keypad 1 is input and

    the output displays

    00000001.
    Input value is 8 and the

    display shows

    00001000.
    The pressed key is 7

    and the output binary

    shows 00000111.

    Q5. Why do we need to clear the general-purpose flag F0?


    What will be the effect of not clearing the F0?

    The general-purpose flag F0 serves as an indicator for

    whenever a key is pressed. This means that whenever a key is

    pressed, F0 will be set. Then if we clear F0, it will let the

    program reset F0 to indicate another key press. If F0 is not


    cleared, the program will not accept new key presses because

    it cannot detect whenever a new key has been pressed.

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