in your isr you will need to change the INTCON line. you don't want to re-enable the interrupt anyway. PIC will do it for you. What you need to do.. is to clear the interrupt flag
INTCON.1=0
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in your isr you will need to change the INTCON line. you don't want to re-enable the interrupt anyway. PIC will do it for you. What you need to do.. is to clear the interrupt flag
INTCON.1=0
Steve
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