This code initializes GPIO pins for controlling a 7-segment display...

May 12, 2024 at 08:01 AM

void SEG_Init(void) { GPIO_InitTypeDef GPIO_Initure; SEG_CTRL_CLK(); SEG_DATA_CLK(); GPIO_Initure.Pin = SEG_1_PIN|SEG_2_PIN|SEG_3_PIN|SEG_4_PIN; GPIO_Initure.Mode = GPIO_MODE_OUTPUT_PP; GPIO_Initure.Pull = GPIO_PULLDOWN; GPIO_Initure.Speed = GPIO_SPEED_FREQ_HIGH; HAL_GPIO_Init(SEG_CTRL_PORT, &GPIO_Initure); SEG_1(1);SEG_2(1);SEG_3(1);SEG_4(1); GPIO_Initure.Pin = SEG_DATA0_PIN|SEG_DATA1_PIN|SEG_DATA2_PIN|SEG_DATA3_PIN|SEG_DATA4_PIN|SEG_DATA5_PIN|SEG_DATA6_PIN|SEG_DATA7_PIN; GPIO_Initure.Pull = GPIO_PULLUP; HAL_GPIO_Init(SEG_DATA_PORT, &GPIO_Initure); data0(0);data1(0);data2(0);data3(0);data4(0);data5(0);data6(0);data7(0); } void Dsg_Display(uint8_t num) { switch(num) { case 0: data0(1);data1(1);data2(1);data3(1);data4(1);data5(1);data6(0);data7(0); break; case 1: data0(0);data1(1);data2(1);data3(0);data4(0);data5(0);data6(0);data7(0); break; case 2: data0(1);data1(1);data2(0);data3(1);data4(1);data5(0);data6(1);data7(0); break; case 3: data0(1);data1(1);data2(1);data3(1);data4(0);data5(0);data6(1);data7(0); break; case 4: data0(0);data1(1);data2(1);data3(0);data4(0);data5(1);data6(1);data7(0); break; case 5: data0(1);data1(0);data2(1);data3(1);data4(0);data5(1);data6(1);data7(0); break; case 6: data0(1);data1(0);data2(1);data3(1);data4(1);data5(1);data6(1);data7(0); break; case 7: data0(1);data1(1);data2(1);data3(0);data4(0);data5(0);data6(0);data7(0); break; case 8: data0(1);data1(1);data2(1);data3(1);data4(1);data5(1);data6(1);data7(0); break; case 9: data0(1);data1(1);data2(1);data3(1);data4(0);data5(1);data6(1);data7(0); break; default: data0(0);data1(0);data2(0);data3(0);data4(0);data5(0);data6(0);data7(0); break; } } void Num_Show(uint8_t *num) { SEG_1(0);SEG_2(1);SEG_3(1);SEG_4(1); Dsg_Display(num[0]); SEG_delay_ms(2); SEG_1(1);SEG_2(0);SEG_3(1);SEG_4(1); Dsg_Display(num[1]); SEG_delay_ms(2); SEG_1(1);SEG_2(1);SEG_3(0);SEG_4(1); Dsg_Display(num[2]); SEG_delay_ms(2); SEG_1(1);SEG_2(1);SEG_3(1);SEG_4(0); Dsg_Display(num[3]); SEG_delay_ms(2); SEG_1(1);SEG_2(1);SEG_3(1);SEG_4(1); Dsg_Display(num[3]); SEG_delay_ms(2); }

This code initializes GPIO pins for controlling a 7-segment display and defines functions to display numbers on the display.

The function SEG_Init initializes the GPIO pins for the 7-segment display segments and data lines.

The function Dsg_Display takes a number as input and displays the corresponding pattern on the 7-segment display.

The function Num_Show takes an array of numbers and displays each number on a separate digit of the 7-segment display sequentially with a delay between each display.

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