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    Hi, Malc

    I had just forgotten it was for your famous Dr Who's light ...

    so, it could not work properly with such a soft ...

    There was a thread you've already started about that ... you didn't find anything usable in it ???

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...1754#post21754

    I'll try to make a search ...

    Alain

    Seems the HPWM module of the 16F628a you saw was doing the job ... but may be the "slow PWM" thread from Darrel could help here !!! or use a 12F683 ...
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