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    well the timer interrupt is still valid.

    Is it going to be a battery powered device or you can access easy to the line AC signal?

    If so you can use a Counter overflow Interrupt. OR, by what i feel of, the Darrel Taylor's Elapsed timer could be another solution.
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    It'll be battery powered

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    I believe I have it tackled Thanks so much for the invaluable input! Emmett

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    Yep, it works ! Thanks much to Dwayne and Mister E without which it wouldn't have happened. The best pic forum on the net! Emmett

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