‫Welcome to the BCT display demonstration with the already board I have the Ardi board connected to my
‫four digit 7:7 display which I'm going to be using to count in binary code a decimal and then also I
‫have a switch that if I toggle that switch it will count in either binary code a decimal or in hexadecimal.
‫Right now my board is programmed with the code and I have it in reset.
‫So if I toggle my switch down to pull out to reset You'll note that the 7 segment display is starting
‫to count and it's counting in binary code decimal or decimal to call it.
‫You can see four or five.
‫So on and so forth.
‫Now if I switch my switch 0.
‫That up it will now switch into hexadecimal.
‫So notice we're going into the A B C D E F and my count or I have counting and a rate for Hertz.
‫That's just so you can see it go through a lot faster.
‫And if I target my switch I can reset it any time whether I'm in the hexadecimal count or the decimal
‫count.
‫So if I put my switch up to reset I don't hold my count to zero.
‫And if I pause I switch back down.
‫You'll note that we start back at 1.
‫Now instead of counting in decimal we're actually going to be counting hexadecimal as you can see.
‫And so I can toggle through at any point when you don't just automatically convert it to decimal when
‫I put my switch down and now automatically converts over to the decimal count which is displayed and
‫on my already board I have the J connector which is controlling all of the actual seven segments of
‫the 7 to display in my J B connector is toggling through the different digits on the display going through
‫the 4 2 and 39 for transistor's I have on the breadboard and it just shuffles through and selects each
‫individual digit there.
‫And that is the demonstration of the B.C.E. display running on the board.