Hola Leo, yes you can use a 16f628 to do that. Let me get this straight, do you want to flash RB0 fifteen times and then on the 15th, RB7 comes on?
Juan
Hola Leo, yes you can use a 16f628 to do that. Let me get this straight, do you want to flash RB0 fifteen times and then on the 15th, RB7 comes on?
Juan
Last edited by Jųan; - 25th August 2005 at 01:50.
one way, use interrupt. once you're in the interrupt handler, increment a variable. once it reach 15, set a flag to confirm that you reach 15. In the main loop, just poll the Flag.
Another way will be to use the internal counter with TIMER0 and RA4. just poll TMR0 to see if you reach 15.
OR use TIMER0 interrupt overflow
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Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
Hello Mister And,
Thanks, you can give an example me, is that not by where to begin.
Again thanks
Originally Posted by mister_e
Hello Juan,
If that is.
You speak spanish?.
Thanks
Originally Posted by Jųan
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