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What you need is Binary to BCD converter. Here is a first link I’ve found:
http://ece.wpi.edu/~xhuang/index_files/ ... in2bcd.pdf

I guess you are missing some diagrams here.

Ok, I’ll see how I can toggle the side of control pin.
The first circuit I’ve found:
http://www.maximintegrated.com/app-note ... vp/id/4243
The second one I don’t know. But the 74HC76 is just two JK flip-flops with preset and clear so it is easy to implement them yourself.
Thanks,
Eugene

Thanks for your suggestions. I’ll think about spacing of pins. As for their relative positions you can control it now by placing pins on the circuit itself. Please see this help page for more details: http://logiccircuit.org/advanced.html For drawing of wires there are some tips you can get from: ht...

Hi Jokse,
The pins are actually bidirectional. The distinction between input and output pins is their default position on symbols and use in building of truth table. In all other cases they are treated as just copper connecting internals of the circuits with its external connections.
Eugene

Hi,
There is no version of LogicCircuit for Android. So far I am just investigating different approaches on how to port it to Mac and Linux.

Sure, will do it in the next release.

This error means that you have a circuit that can’t stop switching from one state to another.
Please read this small help topic: http://logiccircuit.org/oscillation.html
If you are still confused you can upload your circuit project here and I’ll try to have a look.

I tried your suggestion of replacing the clock with a toggle button and it still register extra number between correct count value in the probe listing. Yes, that is what expected. With the toggle button you just can see the value in the listing at the end of the transition in the cycle. What you a...

Thank you for bringing this up. There is no bug in here as far as I can see. The value in the probe itself is displaying the most stable value i.e. value that the counter has between clock cycles. In the probe dialog you see all the changes that happened while your circuit was switching from one sta...