using a pot to control a time range

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    Hi,

    The simplest way :

    Time = ( ADC result >> 1 + 50 ) MIN 500 ...

    or better

    Time = ( ADC Result >> 1 + 50 ) * 8 / 9

    Applause ... Thanks !

    Alain
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