Harold Hallikainen wrote:
>
> I've only used the 10F in one project, and it worked quite well. We had a
> product where the volume in an auditorium could be adjusted by up and down
> buttons. A customer wanted a knob. So, I used a 10F chip to interpret a
> quadrature encoder. Clockwise rotation ran a counter up. Counterclockwise
> ran the counter down (including going negative). A timer interrupt would
> generate up or down pulses and advance the counter back towards zero. When
> it was zero, no more pulses were sent.

Sorry to be picky, but - you can't have used a timer interrupt in a 10F
project - 10Fs don't have interrupts.
Perhaps you had a loop that polled the timer?


David Meiklejohn
www.gooligum.com.au

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