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  1. - 12th February 2014, 19:24 #3
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    Default Re: Count Pulses and duration

    if the two inputs start and stop together ... the length of ch1 is the sum of all pulses @ ch2 ... ( M. de La Pallice )

    so, no need to care of ch1 ...

    aaaaa.......

    just need to log pulses @ ch 2 ...

    one "pulsin" followed by enough "RC Time"s will do it ...

    Alain
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