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    The document describes how to program a PIC16F88 microcontroller to make LEDs scroll from right to left and then back to the right using PicBasic Pro code. It provides links to download the code and instructions for a resistor network to connect multiple LEDs to the microcontroller pins. A related lesson on PIC programming is also referenced.

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    The document describes how to program a PIC16F88 microcontroller to make LEDs scroll from right to left and then back to the right using PicBasic Pro code. It provides links to download the code and instructions for a resistor network to connect multiple LEDs to the microcontroller pins. A related lesson on PIC programming is also referenced.

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    The document describes how to program a PIC16F88 microcontroller to make LEDs scroll from right to left and then back to the right using PicBasic Pro code. It provides links to download the code and instructions for a resistor network to connect multiple LEDs to the microcontroller pins. A related lesson on PIC programming is also referenced.

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    Scrolling LEDs with PIC16F88

    Explanation: LEDs scroll from right to left then back to the right. PIC16F88 is programmed with PicBasic Pro code from: http://cornerstonerobotics.org/code/bounce1.pdf or http://cornerstonerobotics.org/code/bounce1.pbp Use DIP resistor network such as Jameco part # 108556: (http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10001_10001_108564_-1 ). Related Lesson: http://cornerstonerobotics.org/curriculum/lessons_year2/erii12_pic_programming2.pdf

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