16f628a Hpwm-stop??


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    AND it's probably safe to set the pin low after that... Maybe.
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    I know setting on time to zero turns things off but I wanted to use the same pin for flashing the light and hpwm does not run slow enough. CCP1CON = 0
    worked great.
    Thanx for helping us newbies out.
    Dan

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    This is why forums exist dude!

    Good luck!

    PS: keep it for you... i learn almost everything here by reading other posts and solutions, datasheet, do experiments and, when possible, helping others. Don't give up.. oh no, don't give up.
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