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  1. - 4th January 2010, 08:42 #8
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    Talking RTFDs ....

    Hi, Andrew

    you sure ?

    INTCON2.6 = 0 ' Int 0 on falling edge of C3

    a look to INTCON2 register could help ...

    Darrel's goodie only enables/Disables the interrupts ... it's you to set interrupt conditions.

    Bouncing looks here a more than a valid reason for "false triggering" ...

    Alain
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