You could save some space & soldering with an R-2R (or other) resistive
array - eg <
http://www.digikey.com/products/en/resistors/resistor-networks-arrays/50?k=
=3Dresistor+package&k=3D&pkeyword=3Dresistor+package&pv1=3D2101&pv1291=3D65=
16&FV=3Dfff40001%2Cfff80007%2Cffe00032%2C240027&mnonly=3D0&newproducts=3D0&=
ColumnSort=3D0&page=3D1&quantity=3D0&ptm=3D0&fid=3D0&pageSize=3D25
>

This one is quoted at 2% but that could be absolute value, matching in the
same package should be a lot better than that.  There's plenty of choice
anyway on Digikey etc.

RP

On 23 March 2017 at 18:19, IVP <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:

> > The dat read time needs to be short compared to the clock delay time.
> > Diodes across the R;s of the RC delays allow faster rest than set.
> >
> > "Some fiddling" my be required to optimise but IT WORKS !!! :-).
>
> It does, I've used one pin to step/reset a 4017 to cyclically select digi=
ts
> on a COG display before sending data. Short pulse, step, long pulse,
> reset
>
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