Weird problem with logic level on pin.


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    Default Re: Weird problem with logic level on pin.

    Does the code modification also add/modify what happen to the adjacent "offending" input pins?!?

    Or you've been lucky OR...well... let's apply this rule

    Sometimes, you don't wanna know why... and stay happy


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    Default Re: Weird problem with logic level on pin.

    Have you looked at the transitions with a scope?
    Is there any undershoot?

    The non-filtered version would be more likely to catch short lived pulses just under the threshold.
    DT

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    Default Re: Weird problem with logic level on pin.

    No I have not scoped it but it's got to be something like that. I'm just a bit surprised that it "never" (that I know of) missed it before and now it didn't see it at all. I spent quite some time staring at the code before I even bothered to put the meter on it since I "was sure" that the hardware was OK.

    I'll scope it next time I work on that project.

    Thanks!

    /Henrik.

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