Well I am sorry it wasn't as simple as the clock being wrong, But now you know how to test it. I actually do this on all my programs before going any further just to verify the clock/osc and me are all at the same speed.
Re: help reading adxl312
Well I am sorry it wasn't as simple as the clock being wrong, But now you know how to test it. I actually do this on all my programs before going any further just to verify the clock/osc and me are all at the same speed.
-Bert
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Re: help reading adxl312
The SHIFTOUT command sends 8-bits unless otherwise specified.
To send a 16-bit constant, you'll need to specify the number of bits.
shiftout data_out, CLOCK, 2, [%0011000100100000\16]
DT
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