Reposting adding the [PIC] tag...

BAJ

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 06:25:07AM -0700, MarkRitz wrote:
> Hey guys I am new to PICKIT controllers so forgive me is this is an easy =
task
> for any of you guys
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> I recently brought a PICKit 1 flash starter kit and have been playing aro=
und
> with it a bit making different  LED lights flash but was recently set a t=
ask
> which I am having trouble doing. I am trying to make a program that makes
> the LEDs light up in the order D5, D3, D6, D5, D2, D0, D7, and then repea=
ts
> this sequence continuously and make each LED be ON for a period of
> approximately 0.5 second before turning OFF for the next 0.5 second so th=
at
> they are clearly visible. Then the next LED in the sequence takes over.
>=20
> I am finding this vey hard to do and wanted to know if anybody could help=
 me
> with this as it would be greatly appreciated=20
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>=20
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ogy
College of Information and Mathematical Sciences
Clayton State University
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