When original sub-circuits are developed for QuickBuilder they are thoroughly tested, usually by means of a demonstration project.

As working examples, these demonstration projects are a quick way for you to get up and running with various sub-circuits. In some of the later projects the hex file is also provided.

Projects:

• Serial I2C Smart Card Reader/Writter
• I2C QWERTY 36-Keypad (Turnkey project)
• Generic serial 64-way matrix keypad
• Stepper motor MOSFET drive
• Simple remote terminal DT106
• RF communications - master transponder
• RF communications - slave transponder
• RF communications - data transmitter
• RF communications - addressable data receiver
• I2C slave Multiplexed Display (Turnkey project)
• Rotary Encoder Demo
• Serial 7-segment multiplexed display demonstration

What is a Turnkey project?

Turnkey projects are stand alone projects that can be connected to a host system. These projects typically have a serial interface such as I2C or RS232 and have watchdog support. A compiler is not required for Turnkey projects since the hex file is provided for you.