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  1. - 19th July 2009, 22:41 #1
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    Because you turn OFF the interrupts after the the first sample??
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    INTCON.4=0          ' ExtInt is OFF
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    NOTE TO SELF: Sleep is a good thing.

    It took me a moment to see it even after you pointed it out. I kept "seeing" it without realizing that it wasn't getting turned back on.

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