Your program is intended to output the letter or the number that is pushed on the sixteen-button keypad provided to you, based on which key is being pressed using USART and ASCII characters. Use C code and Atmel 328 board to develop.
The suggestion is that you set rows as output and columns as input. The code shall first set all rows high at each pass and then, go one row at a time (setting them low), checking each column in that row, to identify which button is pressed. And then interpret the pressed button based on the pins each key is associated with and output the key’s corresponding letter/number/symbol on the Data Visualizer console provided in the Atmel Studio. The code should run on an infinite loop, continually scanning for any button that is pushed. Don’t forget to compensate for button de-bouncing time of 50 milliseconds.
Steps or functions to build on:
– Declare rows as output and columns as input
SCANNING THROUGH THE KEYPAD:
PORTD |= (1<<4 |1<<5 |1<<6 |1<<7);
column
PORTD &= ~(1<< row#i)
if (!(PINB & (1 << column#j)))
UART_Tx (keychar[i][j])
E.g.: DDRD |= (1<<DDD4) sets row of PD4 as output
DDRB &= ~(1<<DDB0) sets column PB0 as input
Use the data visualizer built in to the atmel studio to show character output.
Note: If USART is initialized, DO NOT use PD0 and PD1 for keypad (GPIO pins disabled when Serial I/O enabled for these pins)
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