Hello,
     I'm replying to myself because it is the part about controlling the=20
one second pulse that I just don't know how to do. Do I use a timer or=20
do I setup a set of delay loops. The more accurate the one second pulse=20
the more accurate that the frequency being displayed is going to be. A=20
4MHz clock means that 1 megacycles are executed in one second. So, you=20
do the initialization, open the gate for one second, read the pot, wait=20
for a time that corresponds to the pot setting, send out the reset=20
pulse, open the gate for one second, and repeat these steps forever.=20
Correct?
Thanks,
rich!
P.S. This looks like an outline for the program. Correct?
rich!

On 7/18/2014 3:03 AM, Richard R. Pope wrote:
> Joe,
>       That is true. Setup a clock the can output a high for one second on
> demand. Read the POT, output the reset pulse, turn on the one second
> clock that corresponds to the setting of the POT, and do it all over
> again. Is that correct?
> Thanks,
> rich!
>
> On 7/18/2014 2:56 AM, IVP wrote:
>>> I could figure out MPASM but MP C would be much easier
>> It should be simple enough in asm
>>
>> So far there are only a few basic functions - get the clock going,
>> read the pot and do something with the result
>>
>> It's not as though the PIC needs to do a lot of calculations for
>> example, it's just reacting and supervising
>>
>> Joe

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