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This small project uses a raspberry pico, 2 pull-up buttons and a ssd1308 for display. One button will increment starting from 0 and another will decrement and this number will be shown on the ssd1308 display.

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Tick counter

Project allows you to increment and decrement a counter by pressing 2 different small-tact buttons and show it on a ssd1308 display, these are all connected by a raspberry pico. See pictures beneath to see how it looks in real life.

Start screen you see when starting the project

Screen after ticking the increment button 4 times

Raspberry pico reboot

The button next to the raspberry pico has a function to trigger the run pin on the pico. When this is triggered togheter with the pico board button, and released with the pico on-board button as first and then the other one next to the board it will put the pico in boot mode. The pico will be able to be seen as a disk where you can upload your binary on it, in uf2 file format.

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Code is heavily inspired by raspberry pico start project and ssd1308 rust driver.

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This small project uses a raspberry pico, 2 pull-up buttons and a ssd1308 for display. One button will increment starting from 0 and another will decrement and this number will be shown on the ssd1308 display.

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