> Joe,
>     So I would use:
>         TMR1ON_OFF =3D 0;
>         resettimer();
>         count=3D0;
>         TMR1ON_OFF =3D 1;

Yes.

Remember that if the timer is stopped then it will not be counting
instruction cycles for the duration of that stoppage. If you're re-
loading the timer then you will have to compensate for the stoppage
time by reducing the reload value

eg if the timer interrupt was intended to span 1000 cycles and there
were 10 cycles of stoppage time then the reload value would be 990

There will still be 1000 cycles between interrupts, just that 10 of
them are code being executed

Joe
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