I'm working on a project (currently using the
PIC16F84) in which I would like to be able to set the
servo (1-8) to a specific setting (1=Extreme
left/128=center/255=extreme right -- or whatever)
somewhere in the main loop, and have an interrupt take
care of actually maintaining that setting in the
background.  I'm writing this is MPASM/GPASM for speed
& compatibility.

I've looked at a number of servo control source, and I
haven't found anybody else doing it this way (it
appears everyone dedicates a 16f84 to this task).  I
figure this would have to be table driven, but just
can't get this to work.  The timing is something else
I'm having trouble getting just right.  Both chips are
clock externally w/a 20mhz crystal.

I can't believe I am the only person that has ever
wanted to do this, does anybody out there have any
examples I can look at that perhaps I've missed?

I'm not new to programming (just new to PIC's), and
it's killing me that I can't figure this out.  I've
been working it for days now... I can send the code I
have currently if anybody is interested..

-- Rob


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