I would start off with interrupt and in routine just add to a counter then in Basic do the math to get seconds, minutes etc. Otherwise that is a lot of code to fumble through. :eek::cool:
timestamps as used on mainframes/unix etc are imho the simplest,easiest and most efficient way to measure time periods accurately. they work marvelously on pic micros too, i have tried to...
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Re: Symbol not prev defined FSR - Elapsed Timer
I'm already using Timer1, hence why I hoped to use Timer3.
Demon Today, 00:34I'll swap what I'm doing, so I can use DT's routine without changing Timer1.
(At the restaurant, so can't post elaborate reply)