This is the shift register demonstration on the basis three board we have our Reset which is set as
our top button.
Our clock is a center push button or data and there's a switch in the bottom right hand corner in the
left most for the most Ltds are then outputs A B C and D.
So if I have my data in a zero and push my clock on notice that none of the Ltd's light up.
Now if I make my data and as a 1 you should see that the Ltd's light up and if I go ahead and make my
data in zero I can shift these two bits all the way across and if I go ahead I can leave this as a one.
The shift across and just can never tell that there are oldest ones going in theologies are kind of
constantly lit up.
If I go ahead and make this zero I can clear it out by shifting through.
Now the reset will clear all the bits are all the Ltds.
If we push the reset and clock.
So let's go ahead and put three ladies will light them all up.
And if I hit the reset by itself nothing happens but if I press hold down the reset and press the center
clock button at the same time you'll notice that it clears all the oldies.
That's because the reset point takes effect on a clock cycle.
So we have to keep that in mind when you're using a reset.
So if you get this program on your board and you get to where you can push your left the right switch
up and toggle your melodies through and every time you have it up gives you a anality on if you have
it down and give you zero.
So you can just kind of toggle through and get like a little Knight Rider thing going on and that is
the shift register implementation on the basis through board.