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A long time ago I wrote an interrupt based encoder for a robot that had two motors that I wanted to control.

See here: http://www.mcselec.com/index2.php?option=com_forum&Itemid=59&page=vi ...

Not sure if your interested in counting the number of pulses as time goes on, counting the number of pulses within a time frame or counting the width of a pulse.

If its counting the number of pul ...

Interesting. Like you say the channel sounds good but the second channel sounds very strange. Could you post the original wav file? Maybe I could try it and see if I have the same issue.

Also no ...

In your data statements you need to change the % to a ! so the compiler knows its a single.

-Glen

Integer and Word constants must end with the %-sign.
Long and Dword constants must end with the ...

Is there a current library that will work with this display? If not is there a library that could be updated to work with it?

Thanks,

-Glen

Hello,

Are there any libraries that work with the cheap, 1.8inch Serial SPI TFT LCD Module Displays? They seem to use SPI but I was not able to find a bascom lib for them.

This is what I bought ...

Netzman,

What 'copied' code are you referring to? The Simple Wav Player at the top of this thread was originally written by myself and not copied from anywhere else.

-Glen

It sounds to me like timing here is critical and you are unable or its problematic to place this other sub code at the end of the isr that you are talking about.

One idea that might work, would b ...

rossfl,

Here is what I would do but this is just an example and not at all tested but it should give you a starting point...

-Glen

'=====[ Compiler Directives ]=================== ...

I don't have any xmega parts so I don't know what would need to be changed but I'm sure it could be made to work.

Glen

Jeremy,

Files written or updated will get the current "system" real time. The issue is, it you don't setup the systems real time and use an interupt to update it then the time stamp that will be u ...

Normally - PWM cycle freq is crystal / (2^number of timer bits of resolution).

So for: (assuming system clock of 7372800Hz)

timer0 or 2 it would be 8 bits or (7372800 / 256) = 112.5Hz
time ...

areefzack,

I don't remember. It just the raw data from the device so you will need to read the devices documentation.

The code is only meant to test reading the data from the device. Its not d ...

areefzack,

I would first un-comment the print "Starting" line and make sure its printing something.

'print "{027}[2J{027}[1;1H"; "Starting..."

-Glen

areefzack,

Its just to scale the values and the using ANSI escape sequences to print at a position on the line to visually show the changes in value.

-Glen