Writing 16 bit numbers to timer 1

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  1. - 24th March 2010, 11:44 #2
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    I don't know how to do this automaticly from a value such as 34657, and I don't know ASM.
    Hi bison_bloke, just devide your number as the below example.

    tmr1H = 34657/256 ' (extract the high byte)

    tmr1L = 34657-(tmr1H*256) ' (extract the low byte)


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