Hello,

I'm looking for a routine that I can plug into my code that will
provide a delay of around three seconds, although a universal timing
routine would be nice where I could plug in a number between 1 and
255 and get some kind of delay out of it.  I don't need to be doing
anything during the time delay so it doesn't have to be interrupt
driven.  I'm using the PIC16C58 in RC clock mode with R=10K and
C=22pF.  According to my calculations, that should create a 2.2 MHz
clock internal to the PIC, and should result in an instruction cycle
rate of 555 KHz.  To confirm this, I put the scope on the OSC2 output
and the frequency was wandering all over the place.  The highest
frequency I measured was 117 Hz (way off from what I'd expect, obviously).
I'm not too concerned about timing accuracy, just as long as it's
somewhere in the ballpark... I can't expect too much with an RC circuit
anyways.

Thanks,
Dave