Dale wrote:
> Absolutely.  The sleep occurs after all inputs have been high, and the
> next input is not occurring for some random period but not less than a
few
> tens of milliseconds after the chip goes to sleep -- it's a
> human-activated input.

If the device is put to sleep by a human action as well, is it possible
that the switch is still bouncing when SLEEP is executed?
        Jason Harper

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