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  1. - 22nd April 2013, 01:40 #10
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    Default Re: Hot to handle multiple interrupt sources?

    I'd suggest getting one motor working first, keep your code as simple as possible as a start. Once that works, add a second motor and see if timing remains stable.

    Figure out if issue is in timer interrupt, or having multiple motors.

    Robert

    Edit: Why GOSUB Encounter? It's only called once that I can see. Why not just plug in the subroutine at the GOSUB?
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