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    Quote Originally Posted by bison_bloke View Post
    I have two inputs: start/stop button and a 'selector switch' which I already have working with that if statement you see above.

    I have three outputs: two servos that I need to 'bounce' independently of each other. I need them to simulate the somewhat random movements that a passenger in a car would experience whilst driving. The third input is for vibration, this is just an unbalanced DC motor - np.

    I also want to run a countdown timer so that it gets turned of after 20mins.



    So now that my project is exactly half done, which way do I head?
    Hi, BB

    Just missing : is both servos position given by a unique " selector pot " ( 6 positions , if I have correctly understood ) , so both servos receive same driving pulse ???

    Alain

    For the Heading ...

    I'd propose you a " system clock " @ 50 Hz ... with a timer interrupt ( very, very simple kind of interrupt ). And as 20 mins = 60000 " ticks " @ 50 Hz ... it's done

    If you think to it, tasks are done in a linear way and the whole sequence is repeated @ 50 Hz ...

    so, just let me an hour to open the '690 Datasheet ( never worked with this chip to the day ) ...
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