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    Bo, have a look at JMRI. Currently "decoders" which is the standard moniker for DCC assemblies that go into engines are run by pics. The latest crop have some interesting features, including "programmable" PWM. You can move the frequency range around to quiet noisy motors. It looks, programs and acts like NVRam. Quite cool, actually.

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    Thanks Gary,
    From what I can tell, PICS have been used extensively in decoders. The specific issue that I'm trying to nail down is all of the code that I have seen is in assembly. I can muddle through assembly, but in this app, the timing is very tight, and I haven't mastered the skill to mimic the code in PBP. I have been refining the attack and will whittle away at it. I DON'T want to specifically duplicate the existing function, if so I could just burn the available .hex. I'm trying to accomplish comm over 2 wire in a similar way that is done in DCC. That's why I need to have control of the code.
    I appreciate all of the feedback that everyone has offered. It looks like I'll just have to upgrade my skill set a bit.
    Thanks
    Bo

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