I'll keep that in mind.  Thx.

Jan-Erik Soderholm wrote:

> Shawn Wilton wrote :
>
>
>>>First you must have a method to put the PWM output
>>>on/off. The AP note uses the TRIS bit of RB4 for this.
>>>Probably OK.
>>
>>You think the tristate should be flipped eh?  Why not just
>>use the duty cycle as a switch? You have a preference I take it?
>
>
> No particular preference, I'd just use what's easiest.
> If you'd use the duty cycle, you have to "remember" what it was set
> to until it's time to start the PWM again. The TRIS bit are just a
> single bcf/bsf instruction. Faster and less code.
>
>
>>>
>>>>If that's the case,  then how would you go about doing that?
>>>>Would this require a second timer that runs at some "baud rate"
>>>>that pulls data from a  register and sends it out the pwm?
>>>
>>>
>>>You don't have to tie up a hole counter for this, just
>>>another software counter.
>>
>>A counter is a counter though.
>
>
> Sorry, I should have written "tie up a hole timer"...
> I read "a second timer" in your text as a "hardware timer",
> which isn't needed, as I wrote.
>
> Best Regards,
> Jan-Erik.
>
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