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    Let's abstract for a sec.

    I need two pins, call them A and B.

    If Port A is pulsing at 4096Hz, then Port B needs to pulse at 1Hz. (In the real world, Port A needs to be a minimum of 245Khz)

    But, I need to do this in the background.

    Ideally, port A would be driven by the clock out, and port B would pulse once for every 4096 pulses coming out of the external clock.

    Does that make more sense (sorry if I'm being confusing!)

    -Matt
    Last edited by Doormatt; - 6th June 2007 at 05:52. Reason: Was too confusing...

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