If you made a led throwie, you can add some flavor by adding morse code...for more goto:
Throwie Talkie
.include "tn45def.inc"
; This program generates morse code on keyout (active low)
; in response to switch closures on keyin which is also
; echoed to keyout. Keying speed is controled by pi.
;
; ATtiny45
; --v--
; rst pb5 - - vcc
; pi pb3 - - pb2 sck
; po pb4 - - pb1 miso keyin -----O--->O--- gnd
; gnd - - pb0 mosi keyout --+-UUUUUU--- vcc
; ----- +---<----- gnd
; 8Mhz
;
; (c) 2006 Ward Cunningham
; Released under GPL v2 or higher
.set keyout =pb0
.set keyin =pb1
.def a =r17
.def b =r18
.def c =r19
.def char =r20
.include "bynase2.inc" ; uses r12-r16
reset:
ldi a,$9e
out osccal,a
sbi ddrb,keyout
loop:
ldi zl,low(ascii*2)
ldi zh,high(ascii*2)
rcall text
rjmp loop
text:
lpm char,z+
cpi char,0
breq tex1
push zl
push zh
rcall send
pop zh
pop zl
rjmp text
tex1:
ret
send:
mov zl,char
subi zl,'a'
brmi sen2
subi zl,low(-(morse*2))
ldi zh,0
sbci zh,high(-(morse*2))
lpm char,z ; 3 ticks for fetch
rjmp code
sen2:
ldi char,0b10000000
code:
lsl char
brne cod0
rcall tick ; letter space
rcall tick
ret
cod0:
cbi portb,keyout
brcc cod1
rcall tick ; dah
rcall tick
cod1:
rcall tick ; dit
sbi portb,keyout
rcall tick ; element space
rjmp code
tick:
mov c,byin ; use pi
com c
lsr c
subi c,-40
tic0:
rcall byop ; get pi
ldi b,7
tic1:
dec a
brne tic1
dec b
brne tic1
dec c
brne tic0
ret
ascii:
.db "now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country "
.db "the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs back ",0
morse:
.db 0b01100000,0b10001000,0b10101000,0b10010000
.db 0b01000000,0b00101000,0b11010000,0b00001000
.db 0b00100000,0b01111000,0b10110000,0b01001000
.db 0b11100000,0b10100000,0b11110000,0b01101000
.db 0b11011000,0b01010000,0b00010000,0b11000000
.db 0b00110000,0b00011000,0b01110000,0b10011000
.db 0b10111000,0b11001000