Reference no: EM131075518
Objectives:
To set up the Tower System
Become familiar with programming and using the Tower Module
Become familiar with I/O port programming
Observations/Measurements:
IV. 2-A. Copy and paste the source code.
IV. 2-B. Copy and paste the memory window showing the value of PTT.
IV. 3.A - Copy and paste the source code.
IV. 3. B. Show the one-second delay calculation.
IV. 3. C. Describe the LED values
IV. 4. A. Copy and paste the source code.
IV. 4. B. Show the 0.75-second delay calculation
IV. 4. C. Describe the LED values.
IV. 5. A. Cut and paste the source code.
5. B. Show the 0.5-second delay calculation.
IV. 5. C. Describe the LED values.
LED2 alternates between turning on and turning off, staying at its current state for half a second. All the other LEDs stay off the whole time.
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