David goes through the build process for the 9 LED FX display device. Be sure to check out the test film at the end of the video! You can download the schematic, parts list, and assembly code for free by clicking on the links below. Schematic & Parts List Assembly Code
Kit Includes: 1 -  Programmed PIC16F54 9 - Red T1 LEDs 1 - GP Diode 1 - .1uF Capacitor 1 - 20pF Capacitor 9 - 390 Ohm Resistors 1 - 10K Ohm Resistor	1 - 1K Ohm Resistor 1 - 3.3K Ohm Resistor 1 - PC Board Mount Switch 1 - 6 Pin R/A Header 14 Inches of Black 22AWG Solid Wire 3 Inches of Red 22AWG Solid Wire 12 Inches of Yellow 22AWG Solid Wire 7 Inches of Green 22AWG Solid Wire	Type Kit $3.25Kit + Battery Holder $5.25
		In this build episode, David covers the steps involved in building a fake bomb countdown timer. You can purchase the Fireloch Display used in this build for a special price from this page. This kit will include the firmware used in this episode, so you're display will be ready to roll after assembly. Buying the "Kit + Extras" will include four swtiches, four resistors, and wire, but does not include the second PC Board. Schematic & Parts List (Coming Soon) Assembly Code (Coming Soon)
		Type Kit $9.95Kit + Extras $12.95Kit - Built $19.95Kit Built + Extras $22.95
Assembly Language Programming 101 Source Files
Lab 1: Blinking LED & Binary Counter Lab 2: Controlling a Two-Lead Bi-Color LED Lab 3: Creating Colors With a Three-Lead Bi-Color LED Lab 4: Fading Colors With a Three-Lead Bi-Color LED Lab 5: Introduction to Dot Matrix Displays Lab 6: Adding a 101 Keyboard to an Embedded Design
MagiDavid Electronic Projects Build Series
Dot Matrix Game Design - Part 1
Other Project Source Files
MagiDavid - 7 Segment Display Setup and Multiplexing

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