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Bexsh Optics's basic Hologram projector device is able to display a 16-bit number in hexadecimal format. It is ideal for debugging or showing your friends how 1337 you are.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Bexsh Optics
Version: 1.1B
Default address: 0x0009
Hardware ID: 0x0009

Interrupt Behavior

Value of A Action Energy cost Result
0 HOLO_CLEAR 0 kJ Don't display anything
1 HOLO_DISPLAY_HEX 0 kJ Displays the value of the B register in hexadecimal format
2 HOLO_DISPLAY_STRING 0 kJ Displays a zero-terminated Unicode string (max. 8 characters). Specify the address of the string with the X register
3 HOLO_DISPLAY_DEC 0 kJ Displays the value of the B register in decimal format
4 HOLO_DISPLAY_COLOR 4 kJ Changes the color of the hologram projections using the value of the B:C register (e.g. B: 0x00AA, and C: 0xBBCC, would be RGB 0xAABBCC)

Note that the Hologram Projector will clear itself at the end of the tick, it is only necessary to use CLEAR when you want to cancel a DISPLAY command executed within the same tick.