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‫Welcome to the BCT demonstration with the basis three board where the basis three more there is a seven

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‫segment display four digit They want display located on the actual bases three development board.

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‫We also have several slide switches.

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‫So we don't need to connect to an external 7st display on a breadboard.

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‫So we're going to be using the one that's actually located on the basis keyboard and then we have switch

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‫15 which is going to be used to set a hold our BCT display in reset or allow it to run.

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‫And we also have our switch zero which is going to be used to determine if we're counting and hexadecimal

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‫or actual BCT.

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‫So right now I have BCT display programmed and running on the basis three board and I haven't reset.

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‫So if I pull my reset pin low now we'll see that it starts counting.

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‫And since I have my switch 0 down I'm counting in decimal if you'll notice it goes 0 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 0

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‫again.

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‫Now if I switch my switch 0 it will automatically convert the count to a hexadecimal count.

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‫And if you'll notice it now goes through the letters you have from 9 instead of going to 0 you have

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‫a B C D E F and I can switch at any point in time.

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‫So as soon as I switch it converts it to the decimal.

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‫If you'll notice we're at like one set 180.

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‫And here we're like 6 C or 1 hour C A B and it's counting so fast that's because I want to show all

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‫the different displays and kind of as it goes through the count unless you're waiting forever to see

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‫all of them and that can be adjusted by adjusting the value of that P.W. M which is gendering the clock

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‫for a binary counter.

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‫Right now we have it set to four so every second we're counting four times.

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‫So if we set it to a one every second we would increment our count by 1.

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‫So on and so forth.

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‫And so by toggling the switch back and forth I can switch between decimal or hexadecimal.

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‫I can also reset at any point in time and assume that Pulo again it will it'll start the recount from

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‫0 and since I'm in hexadecimal I have my switch 0 pulled high.

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‫I'm going to be counting in hexadecimal so I can go ahead and do a reset again and I'll pull my switch

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‫low and a pool pull a reset out of place and then I don't see we're counting in binary code decimal.

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‫And that is a demonstration of the BCT display running on the basis three board.