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  1. - 5th January 2006, 01:19 #3
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    Beurk... no forget that..i just see your frequency range...

    Maybe the use of PAUSE could be just enough.

    0.25HZ => period =4Sec
    4HZ => period = 0.25 Sec

    Something like
    Code:
    While FreqInput=1 : Wend
While FreqInput=0 : wend
While FreqInput = 1
    Pause 10
    HalfPeriod=HalfPeriod+1
wend

Frequency = 10000/(HalfPeriod * 2)
    In the above 4HZ will return => 400, 0.25HZ will return 25 as value....
    then just to play with the DEC, DIG to display your frequency.

    Should be enough to start.
    Last edited by mister_e; - 5th January 2006 at 01:22.
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