Microprocessors Sessional

CSE3108
8255 Programmable Peripheral Interface
Controller

7-Segment Display PAR 19H

Led Display PBR 1BH

Display PCR 1DH

Control Register CR 1FH

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I/O Interface Controller
• It has 24 bit input/output pins
• It consists of three ports: port A, port B and port C- all of which are 8
bits
• It also consists of a eight bit control register(CR)
• The eight bit of port C can be used as individual bits or be grouped in
two four bit ports: Cupper(CU) and Clower(CL)
• The functions of these ports are defined by writing a control word in
the control register

Group A Group B

Port A Port B

Port C (Upper 4 bit) Port C (Lower 4 bit)

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Mode of Operation in 8255

Operation Mode

0
1
BSR Mode
I/O Mode
Bit set and reset mode

Mode 1 Mode 2
Mode 0 Handshaking Mode Only for port A
Simple I/O for port A, port B Port A and/or port B use bits Bidirectional data bus for port
and port C from port C as handshaking A using handshake signals from
signal port C

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Control Register
D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Control Mode selection for Port A Upper 4 Mode selection For For lower
Register group A 0- bit of for group B port B 4 bit of
0- BSR 00- I/O Output port C 0- I/O port C
mode 01- Handshaking 1- Input 1-
1- I/O Handshaking
mode

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Seven Segment Display
• For seven segment display we use 0 for ON and 1 for OFF
• Two glow four we need to turn on b, c, f and g
• So value will be 99H

PA7 PA6 PA5 PA4 PA3 PA2 PA1 PA0

1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1

g f e d c b a

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How to Display Output in 8086
Microprocessor
• At first copy paste the .ASM file in the mda folder of computer
• Then open cmd and write cd\ and press enter
• Then type cd mda and press enter
• Then type MASM and press enter
• Then write the .ASM file name and press enter. For our example we
will write S.ASM
• Then write the .OBJ file name and press enter. For our example we
will write S.OBJ
• Then write the .LST file name and press enter. This step is used for
error checking. For our example we will write S.LST

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How to Display Output in 8086
Microprocessor
• Then when it wants .CRF file simply press enter
• After that type LOD186 and press enter
• Then type .OBJ file name and press enter. For our example we will
write S.OBJ
• Then type .ABS file name and press enter. For our example we will
write S.ABS
• Then type COMM and press enter.
• Then a blue window will occur
• We will now turn on the kit and we will select PC mode from kit mode
• Then press RESET

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How to Display Output in 8086
Microprocessor
• If your kit is ok then it will show up in the blue screen
• Then type L from keyboard and press enter
• If L does not shows up then it means your PC is not connected and
you have to try in different PC
• Otherwise press F3 and in the pop-up screen write filename.ABS and
press enter. For our example we will write S.ABS
• Then in the kit select kit mode from PC mode
• Then press RESET
• After that press AD
• Then Press GO
• Then you can see the output in the seven segment display

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LED Display
• For LED display we use 1 for ON and 0 for OFF
• Two glow R1 we need to turn on PB0
• So value will be 01H R1(PB0) G(PB1)

Y(PB2) R2(PB3)

PB7 PB6 PB5 PB4 PB3 PB2 PB1 PB0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

R2 Y G R1

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How to Display Output in 8086
Microprocessor
• At first copy paste the .ASM file in the mda folder of computer
• Then open cmd and write cd\ and press enter
• Then type cd mda and press enter
• Then type MASM and press enter
• Then write the .ASM file name and press enter. For our example we
will write L.ASM
• Then write the .OBJ file name and press enter. For our example we
will write L.OBJ
• Then write the .LST file name and press enter. This step is used for
error checking. For our example we will write L.LST

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How to Display Output in 8086
Microprocessor
• Then when it wants .CRF file simply press enter
• After that type LOD186 and press enter
• Then type .OBJ file name and press enter. For our example we will
write L.OBJ
• Then type .ABS file name and press enter. For our example we will
write L.ABS
• Then type COMM and press enter.
• Then a blue window will occur
• We will now turn on the kit and we will select PC mode from kit mode
• Then press RESET

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How to Display Output in 8086
Microprocessor
• If your kit is ok then it will show up in the blue screen
• Then type L from keyboard and press enter
• If L does not shows up then it means your PC is not connected and
you have to try in different PC
• Otherwise press F3 and in the pop-up screen write filename.ABS and
press enter. For our example we will write L.ABS
• Then in the kit select kit mode from PC mode
• Then press RESET
• After that press AD
• Then Press GO
• Then you can see the output in the seven segment display

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Assignment 01 (Group A1)

Group Seven Segment Display

01 A85

02 L7H

03 063

04 P52

05 4EJ

06 02A

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Assignment 01 (Group A2)

Group Seven Segment Display

07 L6o

08 P73

09 06H

10 A12

11 0EJ

12 08A

13 5F4

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Assignment 01 (Group B1)

Group Seven Segment Display

14 A96

15 C3L

16 06H

17 5AP

18 E30

19 A9U

20 1F2

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Assignment 01 (Group B2)

Group Seven Segment Display

21 L6A

22 20H

23 J5O

24 6E7

25 P5S

26 GD2

27 09E

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Assignment 02 (Group A1)

Group LED Display

01 R2(ON)-Y(ON)-R2(OFF)-R1+G(ON)

02 G(ON)-R2(ON)-Y(ON)-R2+Y(OFF)

03 R1(ON)-R1(OFF)-Y+G(ON)-R2(ON)

04 Y(ON)-G(ON)-G(OFF)-R1+R2(ON)

05 R1+G(ON)-G(OFF)-Y(ON)-R1(OFF)

06 R2+Y(ON)-G(ON)-Y(OFF)-R1(ON)

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Assignment 02 (Group A2)

Group LED Display

07 R1(ON)-Y(ON)-Y(OFF)-R2+G(ON)

08 Y(ON)-R2(ON)-Y+R2(OFF)-G(ON)

09 G(ON)-R1(ON)-R1(OFF)-Y+R2(ON)

10 Y(ON)-R1(ON)-G(ON)-R1+Y(OFF)

11 R1(ON)-G+Y(ON)-Y(OFF)-R1(OFF)

12 R2+G(ON)-G(OFF)-Y(ON)-R2(OFF)

13 G+R1(ON)-R1(OFF)-Y(ON)

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Assignment 02 (Group B1)

Group LED Display

14 R1(ON)-R1(OFF)-Y+G(ON)-R2(ON)

15 R2+G(ON)-G(OFF)-Y(ON)-R2(OFF)

16 R1+G(ON)-G(OFF)-Y(ON)-R1(OFF)

17 R1(ON)-Y(ON)-Y(OFF)-R2+G(ON)

18 R2(ON)-Y(ON)-R2(OFF)-R1+G(ON)

19 G+R1(ON)-R1(OFF)-Y(ON)

20 Y(ON)-G(ON)-G(OFF)-R1+R2(ON)

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Assignment 02 (Group B2)

Group LED Display

21 G(ON)-R2(ON)-Y(ON)-R2+Y(OFF)

22 Y(ON)-G(ON)-G(OFF)-R1+R2(ON)

23 R2+Y(ON)-G(ON)-Y(OFF)-R1(ON)

24 R1+G(ON)-G(OFF)-Y(ON)-R1(OFF)

25 R1(ON)-R1(OFF)-Y+G(ON)-R2(ON)

26 Y+R1(ON)-Y+R1(OFF)-G(ON)

27 R1(ON)-Y(ON)-G(ON)-R1+G(OFF)

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