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Microprocessors and Microcontroller: Program: To Display Two Digits On A 7 Segment Displays

The document describes how to create a digital clock using a microprocessor and microcontroller. It explains that a digital clock displays the time digitally using numerals rather than an analog display. It then provides details on implementing a digital clock using an 8085 microprocessor, including using three CPU registers to count the hours, minutes, and seconds, updating the display every second, and generating a 1Hz signal for timing. The document gives the program logic, a block diagram of the clock components, and example code to initialize the registers and display the updated time in a continuous loop.

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Microprocessors and Microcontroller: Program: To Display Two Digits On A 7 Segment Displays

The document describes how to create a digital clock using a microprocessor and microcontroller. It explains that a digital clock displays the time digitally using numerals rather than an analog display. It then provides details on implementing a digital clock using an 8085 microprocessor, including using three CPU registers to count the hours, minutes, and seconds, updating the display every second, and generating a 1Hz signal for timing. The document gives the program logic, a block diagram of the clock components, and example code to initialize the registers and display the updated time in a continuous loop.

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MICROPROCESSORS AND MICROCONTROLLER

Program: To display two digits on a 7 segment displays


START: MVI A, 80 ; Control word 80H is stored in Acc
OUT CWR ; Control word is send to Control Word Reg. of 8255
LDA 4500 ; The data to be displayed is loaded in to Acc
DAA ; Decimal Adjust Accumulator to get the BCD values
OUT PORTA ; PA0-PA3 receives the BCD value of LSD and
HLT ; PA4-PA7 receives the BCD value of MSD.
;The corresponding digits are displayed in the 7-seg.disp.
DIGITAL CLOCK
A digital clock is a type of clock that displays the time digitally i.e. in
numerals as opposed to an analog clock. Also many microprocessor applications
would require, doing certain tasks at specific time of the day or would involve the
time of day in some other form. For example switching ON and OFF street lights
at specific time in the evening and following morning or punching entry time of
every worker for a shift, at a factory gate etc. A basic requirement of these types of
applications is a real time digital clock with a display of current time. A digital
clock can be implemented by using a dedicated hardware like MM5314 or by
software. The following program is used to implement a digital clock on an 8085
system.
The basic requirement of a digital clock is the seven segment displays to
show Hours, Minutes & Seconds. The seven segment displays are interfaced with
the 8085 processor through the ports of 8255 PPI available in the microprocessor
trainer Kit. The displays are driven by suitable seven segment decoder driver
(7447/7448). The main part of the digital clock program is the accurate generation
of 1 Hz frequency or 1 second time delay for reference.

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The 1Hz frequency or 1 second time delay can be produced exactly by using
a timer 8253 or by using a well designed delay subroutine.
Program Logic
Three CPU registers are used to count Hours, Minutes and Seconds. The
Seconds counter is incremented for every second, and its content checked for 60.
When it reaches 60, it is reset to 0 and the Minutes counter is incremented by one.
When the Minutes counter reaches 60, it is reset to zero and the Hour counter is
incremented by one. Similarly, when the Hours counter reaches 13 it is reset to 1.
The counter incrementing is done in decimal format. For every second the display
is updated by the Hours, Minutes and Seconds registers. The program works in a
continuous loop and displays time round the clock. The block diagram of the
digital clock, the flow chart and the program are shown below.
Digital Clock Basic Block Diagram

8255

D0-D7 PA4-A7 7447


Hr
PA0-A3
7447
RD’
7447
8085 WR’ PB4-B7 Min

PB0-B3 7447
ADDRESS
DECODER CS’ PC4-C7
7447
Sec
A0-A7 PC0-C3
7447

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FLOW CHART

START

INITIALIZE HR,MIN,SEC
COUNTERS

CALL DELAY SUBROUTINE


FOR 1 SEC

SEC  SEC +1

SEC >59? Y
N
MIN  MIN +1
SEC  0

Y
MIN >59?
N
HR  HR +1
MIN  0

HR >12?
N
Y
HR1

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8255 Port Configuration:


Control word formation:
All the ports of 8255 are configured as output ports in Mode 0.
(i.e) Port A , Port B, Port C : output , Mode: Simple I/O
Therefore, the Control Word is: 80H
Port C : to send Seconds value to 7 segment displays
Port B: to send Minutes value to 7 segment displays
Port A: to send Hour value to 7 segment display
Program
Label Mnemonics Comment
Start: LXI D,HH00 ;(D)  Hr
LXI B,MMSS ; (B)  Min, (C)  Sec
MVI A,80H ; (A)  Control word for Port Conf.
OUT CWR ; Move the Control word to Control Register
of 8255 to configure the ports/
DISP: CALL DISPLAY ;Call display Subroutine to Display
Hr,Min,Sec values on the 7 segment display
DEL: CALL DELAY ; Call 1 sec Delay Subroutine
INR C ; Sec  Sec +1
MOV A,C ;Mov Sec to Acc
CPI A,3C ; Is Sec >59 (ie) Sec =60?
JNZ DEL ; If No (ZF!=1) , Goto Label DISP
MVI C,00 ; if Yes, set Sec 00
INR B ; Min  Min +1
MOV A,B ; Move Min value to Acc

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CPI 3C ; Is Min >59 (ie) Min = 60?


JNZ DEL ; If No (ZF!=1) , Goto Label DISP
MVI B,00 ; If Yes, set Min  00
INR D ;Hour  Hour +1
MOV A,D ;Move Hour value to A
CPI 0D ; if Hour >13 ?
JNZ DEL ;If No (ZF!=1) , Goto Label DISP
MVI D,01 ; If Yes , set Hour 1
JMP DISP ; Jump to DISP
HLT ;HALT

Subroutine to Display Hour , Min, and Sec values


DISP: MOV A, D ; (A)  Hour Value
DAA ; Get the BCD values
OUT PORT A ; Display Hour value
MOV A,B ; (A)  Minute Value
DAA ; Get the BCD value
OUT PORTB ;Display Minute Value
MOV A, C ; (A)  Seconds
DAA ;Get the BCD value
OUT PORTC ; Display Seconds value
RET ; Return

K.ELAMPARI , ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS, S.T.HINDU COLLEGE, NAGERCOIL. Page 10

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