I gave the code from the MikroC timer calculator but I thought you were
using a 20 MHZ crystal not 4 MHZ.
Sorry about confusing things.

MikroC apparently uses a different convention for defining an ISR but the
timer start values should be correct. I am using those same values in
another project myself.

Allen

> -----Original Message-----
> From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf
Of
> Richard R. Pope
> Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2014 1:58 PM
> To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
> Subject: Re: [Pic] Making a special timer!
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> Jan-Erik,
>      That is why I said that the MikroElektronika Timer Calculator does
> not generator the correct code for the XC8 compiler. That is the exact
> name for it. It will get you in the ballpark but you have to be aware of
> its short comings. Nope, I wouldn't expect them to generate code
> specifically for the XC8 compiler.
>      Someone else recommended that I use this program as a starting
> point for the interrupt timer. That is what I did. I don't remember who
> but it is useful to a certain point. I just asked it for the numbers for
> a 10mS delay and the delay is closer to 80mS. So I will have to do a
> little adjusting.
>      Jan-Erik, you and everyone else have been a huge help. I couldn't
> have done this with out you guys. It is greatly appreciated. If I have
> offended anyone, please don't take it personally. I know that I can be a
> little gruff at times but I don't mean anything by it.
> Thanks,
> rich!


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