Consider a door locking system which has an LCD connected to it to show the status of door (for example locked and unlocked). Design an assembly language code such that when user press 1 door is locked and when user press 2 the door is unlocked. Display the corresponding status on first line of LCD and registration no on second line of LCD. write a code in microprocessor assembly language

Consider a door locking system which has an LCD connected to it to show the status of door (for example locked and unlocked). Design an assembly language code such that when user press 1 door is locked and when user press 2 the door is unlocked. Display the corresponding status on first line of LCD and registration no on second line of LCD. write a code in microprocessor assembly language

Systems Architecture

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Chapter4: Processor Technology And Architecture

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