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  1. - 3rd December 2007, 11:57 #1
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    Kaldurenik, If all you want to do is reverse the way it is displayed then just say:
    LCDOUT "nacke:", #(~ad1)

    As long as ad1 is a byte variable it will work.

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    ok thanks i will try it in a moment and post a update then.
  3. - 3rd December 2007, 13:05 #3
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    nope that did not work now when i change the pot left or right it dont work and! i get 65280 on the screen instead...
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    Question the "hard" solution ...

    May be I'm simple minded ...

    but crossing the 2 extreme taps wires of the pot might solve the problem ... as it seems Vref is 5v ...

    Did I miss something ???

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    yup, as long the OP didn't asked for a software solution and can do some hardware mods, unless you can't be wrong.

    PS: 30cm de neige ici aujourd'hui
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  7. - 3rd December 2007, 18:08 #7
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    Talking I was waiting for you ...

    Hi, Steve

    For once, you have the "soft" solution ... keep on that way ....( no more guns, ... etc,etc )

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