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--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "drmabuce" <drmabuce@y...> wrote:
>> the  4 leds indicate a comparison between the states of the
following pairs of bits:
> d0 - d4
> d1 - d5
> d2 - d6
> d3 - d7
> 
> using d0-d4 as an example:
> when d0 = d4 led is OFF
> when d0 > d4 led is green
> when d0 < d4 led is red
> (i might have the green/red states reversed - prof Richter?)

Thanks, doc! It all makes sense to me now.
 
> My assumption regarding why Grant used this method is that it is a
good indicator of CHANGE - which is the exact type of feedback the
user needs to adjust probablility controls.

Frankly, I would have been happy with just the clock and out LEDs, but
I guess it never hurts to have more information. You never know when
you'll need it.

Woody