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    Default Still a glitch . . .

    The problem still occurs and I seem unable to predict when.

    Sometimes, execution seems to go directly to NOTCLR.

    I attached the full program (slightly earlier version) to my prior post.

    The only changes have been in MAIN, PLAY, NOTCLR, and TIMER, shown below.

    Can someone point out where I'm going wrong?

    Code:
    MAIN:   IF TRIGR=1 THEN                 ' Selects "playback"
                PAUSE 9                     ' Pause ~10 milliseconds for debounce
                GOSUB PLAY
                ENDIF                                       
            IF MFLAG=0 AND KEYCHK=1 THEN    ' If mode selection prohibits continuous
                GOSUB NOTCLR                '  switch closure, Await switch opening
                ENDIF            
            IF CONTROL=0 THEN               ' Selects "record"
                PAUSE 9                     ' Pause ~10 milliseconds for debounce
                GOSUB RECORD
                ENDIF
            IF ACTIVE=0 THEN                ' Manual override when idle       
                PAUSE 9                     ' Pause ~10 milliseconds for debounce
                GOSUB MANUAL
                ENDIF
            GOTO MAIN
    
    -----
    
    PLAY:   CYCLE=0 : FLASH=8 : FLASH2=5    ' Status LED indicates "playback"
            CLOCK=0                         ' Reset the clock for read
    PLOOP:  IF FRAME=248 THEN GOTO PLEXIT   ' If top of data is reached, exit
            READ FRAME,STATE                ' Read the frame from data memory
            IF STATE=$FF THEN GOTO PLEXIT   ' If end-of-data marker is read, exit
            IF STATE=1 THEN                 ' For state 1,
                RELAY=1 : ALED=1            '  turn the relay and activity LED on,
                ENDIF                       '  otherwise,
            IF STATE=0 THEN                 '  for state 0,
                RELAY=0 : ALED=0            '  turn the relay and activity LED off
                ENDIF 
            GOTO PLOOP                      ' Repeat until an exit condition occurs
    PLEXIT: CYCLE=0 : FLASH=16 : FLASH2=9   ' Status LED indicates "idle"
            RETURN
    
    -----
    
    NOTCLR: CYCLE=0 : FLASH=2 : FLASH2=2    ' Status LED indicates "attention!"
            WHILE KEYCHK=1 OR TRIGR=1       ' While the trigger input is active,
                WEND                        '  further execution is prevented
            PAUSE 9                         ' Pause ~10 milliseconds
            CYCLE=0 : FLASH=16 : FLASH2=9   ' Return to the idle state
            RETURN
    For some reason, this won't allow me to include TIMER in the above without dropping statements, so I'll do that one this messy way. Note: FRAME above is the low byte of ADDRS below.

    TIMER: CYCLE=CYCLE+1
    IF CYCLE<FLASH2 THEN
    SLED=1
    ELSE
    SLED=0
    ENDIF
    IF CYCLE>FLASH THEN CYCLE=0
    ADDRS=CLOCK>>1
    CLOCK=CLOCK+1
    IF TRIGR=1 THEN
    KEYCHK=1
    ELSE
    KEYCHK=0
    ENDIF
    @ INT_RETURN
    Last edited by RussMartin; - 10th February 2009 at 19:32. Reason: TIMER text corrupted when put within code tags
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