The value 000001112 is sent to Port B of an Eblock system where an LED module is connected. Which LEDs are on?

To determine which LEDs are on based on the value sent to Port B of an Eblock system, we need to understand how the LEDs are connected to the port and how the value is interpreted.

1. LEDs Connection: The LED module is connected to Port B of the Eblock system. Each LED is typically connected to a separate pin or a combination of pins on Port B, and the state of these pins determines whether the LED is on or off.

2. Binary Representation: The value 000001112 you provided is likely a binary representation of an 8-bit value where each bit represents the state (on or off) of a specific digital pin on Port B.

3. Bit Positions: In binary representation, each bit position represents a specific pin on Port B. The rightmost bit (bit 0) represents the least significant pin, while the leftmost bit (bit 7) represents the most significant pin.

4. Binary Values: In binary representation, a '1' indicates that the corresponding pin is set to high (on), while a '0' indicates that the pin is set to low (off).

To determine which LEDs are on based on the value 000001112, we'll need to interpret the binary value and identify the pins that are set to high (1). However, since you've provided only 4 digits (000001112), it seems there might be a typo in the value you provided. Typically, an 8-bit value would have 8 digits of binary representation.

Please provide the correct 8-digit binary or decimal value representing the state of Port B, and I can help you determine which LEDs are on.