thelittlesthobo
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Hello
Sorry, this is down to my newbyness!
I am using the command "pulsin c.1,0,w5" in my program. When stepping through, this command read a 60mS pulse provided from another picaxe chip. The next command I use is to compare w5 to 400mS ("if w5 > 400 then"). When looking in the variables window, I can see at w5....$1785 which I know is hexadecimal and converts to decimal 6021. I am not quite sure what this means, is this mS? The book says at default clock speed it is recorded in 10uS units. Could anybody please elaborate?
Thanks
Rob
Sorry, this is down to my newbyness!
I am using the command "pulsin c.1,0,w5" in my program. When stepping through, this command read a 60mS pulse provided from another picaxe chip. The next command I use is to compare w5 to 400mS ("if w5 > 400 then"). When looking in the variables window, I can see at w5....$1785 which I know is hexadecimal and converts to decimal 6021. I am not quite sure what this means, is this mS? The book says at default clock speed it is recorded in 10uS units. Could anybody please elaborate?
Thanks
Rob