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    Jumper if you want to design a code example do not stick to values, stick to variables instead. Frequency should be f. Other concurrent thread(s) exist while fading in/out. There is no data available about them yet. Just use "LED", I'll use a pointer to the right port like LED VAR PORTX.Y. Speed of fading should be a function of frequency. Freqency means: every 1/f seconds there is a change. If LED is off, Led_fade_routine starts and vv. Led_fade_routine consists of fade_in_time = 2/f and fade_out_time = 2/f. Smoothness depends on OSC. Should be as smooth as possible, ie chunks_duration should be at a minimum.

    Thanks for your initiative. I appreciate that.
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