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    Hi, Daniel

    the easy way with R/C signals ...

    the servo signal is THE "missing timer" ... say the 1.5 ms is @ 40 Hz ( example )

    if you want to blink @ 2Hz ...

    just count the incoming 1.5 ms pulses and TOGGLE the led output for COUNT // 10 = 1,or 2 ... but not 0

    takes very little CPU time.

    hé,hé ...

    Alain
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