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pause uses OSC define to calculate TIME , Pulsout does notI have to admit that I'm getting confused here with the Pause and Pulsout resolutions and I'm trying to understand
looks like the forum is broken. cannot edit last post
pause uses OSC define to calculate TIME , Pulsout does notI have to admit that I'm getting confused here with the Pause and Pulsout resolutions and I'm trying to understand
Warning I'm not a teacher
I was wondering about the resolutions of the PAUSE command:
With "DEFINE OSC 16", PAUSE 200 gives a delay of 50 msec
The resolution here is therefore 250µsec per "unit".
WITHOUT "DEFINE OSC 16", PAUSE 200 gives a delay of 200 msec
The resolution here is 1msec per "unit".
Right?
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i'm not sure what ver of pbp you are using but
@ Device Pic16F630,HS_osc, wdt_off, pwrt_on,protect_off, mclr_off
is old stuff, and probably case sensitive HS_osc looks doubtful
if this line is incorrect then the actual config fuse you are setting is the pbp default not what you think.
the default will be most likely use a 4mhz clock
means the osc is 4mhz not 16, so your config line is incorrectWith "DEFINE OSC 16", PAUSE 200 gives a delay of 50 msec
pause is always in mS but the actual osc must march the defined OSCThe resolution here is therefore 250µsec per "unit".
commands that resemble old basicstamp style commands ,they are not as well integrated in the pbp operating environmentWhat are legacy commands, I don't know this term
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