Hello Ralph,


Ralph>>have I missed somethig?

why re-invent the wheel?<<

ROFL!! No my friend... *I* missed something...I was so focused on the PWM on the chip. I was thinking HPWM the whole time...

Anyhow... I like to reinvent the wheel <g> Makes my life more complicated.

I was sitting at my desk here, and figured out why that example did not work...I needed a "0" pause that was exactly opposite of the "1" .

Loop
High LED
Pause Length
Low LED
Pause 256-Length
goto Loop.


Ralph >>If there is no PWM-Hardware or the PWM Port is already in use you can use PBP's PWM command.
(see my example)<<

Superb example... Just caught me a little brain dead...<g>

Ralph >>I mean if you would like to display something on an LCD
you would use the PBP LCDout command wouldn't you?<<

You really don't want the answer to this do you???<g>
No, I do not use the LCDout command to display and control my LCD.

Ralph>>Or would you set the LCD-Bits individually and clock the LCD manually?<<

You asked.... Yes.. I do.


Your friend,

Fred Flinston <g>


Thanks Ralph.

Dwayne