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    You posted this in the 'mel PIC BASIC' forum.
    Try this statement:

    Proton Basic <> MeLabs PicBasic AND Proton Basic <> MeLabs PicBasicPro

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    Oh...

    Can admin move this threat for me?

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    Quote Originally Posted by captain nguyen View Post
    Oh...

    Can admin move this threat for me?
    Can you find the Proton Basic forum section here?

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    Do you mean "mel PIC BASIC Pro"?
    If yes, but how can I move this threat?

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    Quote Originally Posted by captain nguyen View Post
    Do you mean "mel PIC BASIC Pro"?
    If yes, but how can I move this threat?
    There is no THREAT here.

    Apparently, you are NOT using MeLabs PicBasicPro. You are using PROTON Basic.
    Try again.
    Or maybe you expect somebody to covert a Proton Basic program to PicBasicPro for you?

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    Or maybe he just doesn't realize the Proton forum is at ...

    http://www.picbasic.org/forum
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    Hello Captain,
    I'm not fluent even in PBP much less Proton, but here is what I see . . . Looks like you found some code that controls the display for the Odometer, I do not see anything here which does the math of turning 8000 counts into 1 mile. What I do see is this code writes to and reads from the eeprom and displays that on the 7 segment display, you would need to add some math routines to convert. In this case you know 8000 pulses = 1 mile so 8000/1.61 = 4968.944
    not quite 5000, rounded up to 4969. Set up a 16 bit timer, preloaded with the difference between 65535 and 4969 and when it overflows you have traveled 1km, you will likely have to adjust that number some to account for "latency" in the pic while you are reloading the number in the timer. Oh, it is THREAD not Threat.
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