Dial-Badge

Added code to display readable digits.

See the BadgeDial.TXT for final software. Remember it's only a txt file that looks like assembly. Could not be bothered to code all digits, but principle is shown. It sort of was "complete" at the competition, but working software makes it more complete.

The video is via YouTube, too large to upload as a file here 

For the competition I only barely got the software to recognize that I had dialled a number, but not which number.

Version 0.5 can reliably detect the number, but it only runs for one digit.

Textfile of the code uploaded, and a brief video, too.

This is live editing during the Hackaday Berlin 2023 conference.

I got as far as being able to detect that I started dialling but not yet count the "ticks" when the dial returns. Challenge is the contact debounce.

The dial has been temporarily taken from my MasterDial (https://labitat.dk/wiki/MasterMind_Dial) which I had brought along just so I had something to show what I meddle with.

Best Maskingtape Engineering(tm) used in construction :-) (Look at the large pictures on project page for details)

Code development was impeeded by no assembler - only the buttons on the badge were used. The textfile is my code in "handassembly".

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Stop press: It won best in the Hardware Category ! (There were only two entries, but nevertheless)

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I am busy, even after having won the award to "Finish" it - at least to display the digit dialled  - I'll settle when it is visible as a register value in the default page-display

Now it is time to go home here (3AM, in new Summer time) - next log entry will be a video of it working .