> Andrew Errington wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > it is not clear from the data sheet, but is the T0CKI pin on a
> PIC12C508A
> > based on a Schmitt trigger?  It would be terribly useful to
> know, and also
> > whether the T0CKI pin on other PIC family members has the same property.
>
>
> Hi Andy, it's clearly shown on page 11 of the
> datasheet, yes it is ST type.
>
> Am I the only person who prints out the major
> datasheets and puts them in folders??
> :o)
> -Roman
>

Err, no, you are not the only one that does this, although in the case of
the 12C508A I actually have a nice printed, bound booklet.  Sadly, however,
I am a moron, and whilst I did look all through section 6 which describes
TMR0 and T0CKI in great detail, it omitted to mention whether T0CKI was a
Schmitt trigger.  You are indeed correct, and it is casually mentioned in
Table 3-1 on page 11. (although why they couldn't have shown it in the
diagram of the pin in Figure 6-1 I don't know... mutter mutter)

Thank you,

Andy

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