Parkade Counter
Stage 2 Reference Pack

7-Segment And CD40110

This page keeps the seven-segment display and CD40110BE support images in one place so the Stage 2 counter build can be checked against pinouts, segment labels, common-cathode/common-anode type views, integrated resistor modules, datasheet snippets, and Proteus captures.

CD40110 example wiring to a common-cathode seven-segment display
Common Cathode 330R Per Segment Clock Up / Down Carry / Borrow
Use this as the fast visual check for the Stage 2 display chain before moving back into the Proteus project files.
Quick Use
Pinout, Segment, And Wiring Checks
The supplied images cover the main Stage 2 checks: matching each segment letter to the physical display pins, confirming the difference between common cathode and common anode packages, verifying the CD40110BE pin functions, checking the resistor-per-segment wiring used by bare displays, and identifying common-cathode display modules that already include their resistor network.
For this project the display must be common cathode. If you use a bare seven-segment part, keep one resistor per segment. If you use a common-cathode module with built-in resistors, the extra resistor bank is not required.
Fast Checks

Stage 2 Wiring Rules

Keep these checks beside the gallery while wiring the display stage.

CC
Display Type

Use common cathode displays so the CD40110BE can sink the segment pattern correctly.

7 x 330R
Segment Drive

Bare displays need one resistor per segment. Integrated resistor modules are the exception because the resistor network is already inside the part.

UP / DN
Clock Inputs

The Stage 1 detector must deliver clean pulses into CLK UP and CLK DN to keep the count stable.

C / B
Cascade Pins

Carry and borrow lines are what extend the count from the units digit into the tens digit.

Display Anatomy

Seven-Segment References

Segment-letter maps, package views, and pin-identification images for matching the real display to the circuit.

Counter Driver

CD40110 And Segment Drive

These images focus on the counter IC, segment decoding, and the pin-level connections into the display.

Build Captures

Proteus Stage 2 Images

Use the original project captures to compare your working circuit against the saved Proteus files.

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