#include "mbed.h"#include "C12832_lcd.h"int counter = 0, seconds = 0;int flag = 0;C12832_LCD lcd;Ticker tick;void T1_isr (){counter++;if (counter >= 100)}seconds++;counter = 0;flag = 1;int main(){// clock tick//1 second has passed?while(1) {// Yes increment seconds// reset counter// set flag to update displaytick.attach_us(&T1_isr, 10000);lcd.cls();lcd.locate(0,0);lcd.printf("Elapsed Time Monitor"); //print headerwhile (flag == 0);lcd.locate(0,15);lcd.printf("Elapsed Seconds: %d", seconds);flag = 0; //reset flag}Figure 1// wait for new data 2. The C program in Figure 1 is to show the elapsed time on LCD display in seconds. Theprogram uses a Ticker with a period of 10ms to control system timing.(1) Modify the program such that it uses a time base of 1 ms to drive the clock.(2) Modify the program in such a way displays elapsed time in hours, minutes and seconds.

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2. The C program in Figure 1 is to show the elapsed time on LCD display in seconds. The program uses a Ticker with a period of 10ms to control system timing. (1) Modify the program such that it uses a time base of 1 ms to drive the clock. (2) Modify the program in such a way displays elapsed time in hours, minutes and seconds.

2. The C program in Figure 1 is to show the elapsed time on LCD display in seconds. The program uses a Ticker with a period of 10ms to control system timing. (1) Modify the program such that it uses a time base of 1 ms to drive the clock. (2) Modify the program in such a way displays elapsed time in hours, minutes and seconds.

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