Vroman=5decimal?, Lroman=50decimal?... To get the numbers up to 50, do you blink the numbers multiple times?
Would a 3 LEDs BCD blinked twice provide a system of 99 codes that is easier to interpret? Btw, I wondered if you wanted to use L instead of V in the first place, because V = (invalid) VX, but L and XL is valid, and provides three more codes (max 61) with blinking each LED only once... ;-)
I 'assumed' you compose a valid roman number, but with last post it looks to me that you sum up each blink's color related value... (which is for sure easy...)
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Vroman=5decimal?, Lroman=50decimal?... To get the numbers up to 50, do you blink the numbers multiple times?
Would a 3 LEDs BCD blinked twice provide a system of 99 codes that is easier to interpret? Btw, I wondered if you wanted to use L instead of V in the first place, because V = (invalid) VX, but L and XL is valid, and provides three more codes (max 61) with blinking each LED only once... ;-)
I 'assumed' you compose a valid roman number, but with last post it looks to me that you sum up each blink's color related value... (which is for sure easy...)