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Subject: 
Help Please need help badly for school
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
Date: 
Tue, 18 May 1999 04:18:54 GMT
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Hi,

I am new to this and am in need of some help ~ I have a project due in school
that requires the use of a 6811 microprocessor ~ and controlled by assembly
language ~ I have no problem with the hardware ~ the assembly langage ~ or
the understaning of the "general" layout of the handy-board.

But I am haveing a hard time location the memory location to send controls to
the outputs to control the motors ~ I found this on a site listed in a
responce to a stepper motor question ~ it explains what value to send to turn
on and to sellect the specific motor:

7   Channel 3 enable   128
6   Channel 2 enable    64
5   Channel 1 enable    32
4   Channel 0 enable    16
3   Channel 3 direction  8
2   Channel 2 direction  4
1   Channel 1 direction  2
0   Channel 0 direction  1

But please excuse my lack of knowledge ~ What memory address do I send these
values too???????

Also ~ in my project I need to access the value from a IR sensor I have
purchased ~ it returns a 0 for an object detected and an 1 for no object
detected ~ What memory location can I read this from ~ I need 2 inputs and
can minuplate them useing logical shift right or left to stripp off the
unwanted buits and do a evaluation of that bit fronm there for the  2 inputs
~ on the handy baord there is a set of headers labled 10 to 15 for digital
inputs ~ what is the memory location of these 6 inputs???

Thank You,

Lost newbee ~ lol

Steve



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