Art
- 17th October 2015, 08:48
Hi Guys :)
I’m wondering when HPWM command is used once, what does it take to make it go away?
Or the “proper way”, so you can use the pin as normal.
I know of a few like setting duty cycle 0 or 255, or frequency below what the pic is capable, etc.
but what it supposed to be done to stop it and use the pin entirely manually?
It’s for a digital controlled slayer exciter (mini Tesla coil).
Once I get below the frequency HPWM can handle, I’d like to take over and do lower frequencies manually with DT’s timer.
Cheers, Art.
I’m wondering when HPWM command is used once, what does it take to make it go away?
Or the “proper way”, so you can use the pin as normal.
I know of a few like setting duty cycle 0 or 255, or frequency below what the pic is capable, etc.
but what it supposed to be done to stop it and use the pin entirely manually?
It’s for a digital controlled slayer exciter (mini Tesla coil).
Once I get below the frequency HPWM can handle, I’d like to take over and do lower frequencies manually with DT’s timer.
Cheers, Art.