| ??? 04/28/06 20:27 Read: times |
#115209 - so, what would happen if you do that? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
If you connect the external signal to an interrupt, what will you do?
How do you plan to use the timers? You could, of course, use the timers as counters. There's got to be a bit more to this task. Do you want to count pulses per unit of time? Do you want to determine the duration of the pulses? What's the task? RE |
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