Doug Hemingway wrote:
> If the button is interrupt serviced, then almost any button press will
> generate a random number with just a simple counter (not too many
> people I know can repeatably stop a counter with a 4 MHz clock). =20
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Doug,
 get involved in Casino business to find out what people can do=20
to cheat gaming machines for making a _LOT OF MONEY_ . 8-[
In this case, I think, some RF device will work.
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 Mike
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> Dave Gomez wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>     Is there a way to a random sequence from either external input,
>> or from the programming itself.  I=B9m doing led dies, and the method =

>> used just flashes through the sequence, until the user stops pushing=20
>> the button.  I=B9d rather just have them push it once, no long period
to=20
>> hold, to start sequence, and then have it use a random source to=20
>> determine the number instead.
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