This is a simple game that uses a b10k potentiometer as a control input to move the player (a dot character) around on an SSD1306 Oled display. The result of the game is shown on a LED 7-Segment display.

• CY8CKIT-049-42xx PSoC 4 Prototyping Kit
• b10k Potentiometer
• SBc-Oled01 Display JoyIt (128x64 pixel SSD1306 monochrome OLED display)
• LED 7-Segment Display 3461AS

• Cypress PSoC Creator 4.4
• u8g2 library for monochrome displays

1. Download the PSoC Creator Software from the Cypress website

2. Install the u8g2 library, following instructions from here

3. Open this project in PSoC Creator

The b10k potentiometer controls the position of the dot on screen to avoid incoming obstacles that move from right to left of screen. The objective of the game is to avoid as many obstacles as possible. Your score increases for each successfully dodged obstacle, and the corresponding score is shown on the 7-segment display.

Name: ADC
Converter Type: SAR
Resolution: 12
Sample Rate: 100 k
Reference: Vdda (Vdda/2)
Input Mode: Single Ended
Samples Averaged: 1
Acquisition Time: 17
Clock Source: External
Clock Frequency: 1 MHz
ANALOG PIN NAME: POT

Name: I2C
Mode: I2C, Master
Data rate: 100 kbps \

Name: SegmentDisplay
Number of segments: 8
Segem drive: Active High
Number of comms :1
Com drive active: Low
Timing: Internal clock
Display Refresh rate Hz: 250

Make sure all the hardware connections are correctly set up. The SDA and SCL lines for I2C communication should be checked for loose connections.

[Bitel Damian]

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.