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Step 9Digitising the robot
The robot is 24 bits tall, and so does not fit inside one eight bit word. A different technique was used to digitise the robot, this time borrowing from the program used for the "musical greetings card" instructable.
Since the picture is formed by a sequence of tones, a musical program should be able to display the robot, provided the robot is fed to it as a sequence of frequencies to be converted to music.
The figure shows the robot, rows labelled with delay values to be plugged into a music program.
These values were slightly modified and are available as the listing robot.asm and it resulted in an almost recognisable robot display.
Since the picture is formed by a sequence of tones, a musical program should be able to display the robot, provided the robot is fed to it as a sequence of frequencies to be converted to music.
The figure shows the robot, rows labelled with delay values to be plugged into a music program.
These values were slightly modified and are available as the listing robot.asm and it resulted in an almost recognisable robot display.
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