Assembly language program for PIC16F84: for a specific function.

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A user is seeking assistance in writing an assembly language program for the PIC16F684 microcontroller to sequentially turn on LEDs 0 to 7 in binary, with a required delay of 1 second between each change. The discussion emphasizes the importance of demonstrating prior effort before receiving help, indicating a focus on collaborative problem-solving rather than simply providing solutions.
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I'm using a PIC16F684.. Can someone help me write an assembly language program that switches on LEDs 0 to 7 in binary. There has to be a delay of 1 second between the change.

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ChotaDon said:
I'm using a PIC16F684.. Can someone help me write an assembly language program that switches on LEDs 0 to 7 in binary. There has to be a delay of 1 second between the change.
What have you tried? We certainly aren't going to do your homework problem without you showing some effort.
 
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