Hello there!

>It's used mainly for storage of user settings, presets, anything you want
>to remember when the Pic is OFF, i.e if it's an AM radio your designing,
>you would want to remember station presets, and possibly the last listened
>to station so the next time you turn it on (even 100 years later) it would
>still be on KJAZ.

Oh ok... I understand!

>Well I don't have code for that,but someone might. Seems like you just need
>a bunch of timing routines (you probably don't need to use the interrupt)
>to control it. The nice thing about the pic is all the instructions are the
>same amount of time (except for branches) to execute so it makes it simple
>to time stuff, and to count up how long a procedure might take.
>Instructions execute at 1/4 the clock rate.

Do you know how I could use the timer with PWM? I know some people did it with
the timer but Im not sure how they did it...

TTYL!
Jean-Francois
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