I think it's just the way it works, and probably depends on the timing since SOUND just toggles the IO pin to produce the output.
The manual shows using an inline capacitor to block the DC output.
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Re: Depending on value, SOUND statement leaves port output high
I think it's just the way it works, and probably depends on the timing since SOUND just toggles the IO pin to produce the output.
The manual shows using an inline capacitor to block the DC output.
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Re: Depending on value, SOUND statement leaves port output high
Or if you do not want to use a capacitor, being brave enough, after the command use LOW to drive the pin at zero level.
Ioannis
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Re: Depending on value, SOUND statement leaves port output high
I guess that "feature" worth mentioning in manual
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Re: Depending on value, SOUND statement leaves port output high
Well, it shows a capacitor. So, you have to use a capacitor. It is that simple...
Ioannis
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