>
> Thanks for the quick response, rtstofer!
>
> Let me get this straight: Yes, the sample file,
> Sample-B-hd-Jinglebells-V6.osc, uses the Freq property in the oFreqH
> object, but *by analogy* (i.e., instead of musical notes, LEDs are
> used like switches - not using oFreqH, but other objects or code), are
> you implying that two or more switches can't be controlled
> concurrently and in sequence?
>
> Any free code out there for this?
>
> Thanks
I don't understand your question or the analogy.
You can have a lot of digital inputs and outputs. You can even have
analog inputs and create analog outputs using oPWMH. But LEDs are
outputs, switches are inputs and oFreq is an output (and there is only
one instance).
But, regardless of how many inputs you have, your code, having analyzed
the switches, can only set a single value (at a time) into the
frequency property. There is no way to add 3 different frequencies and
get harmony because there aren't 3 timers to do it with.
Look in the Files section for a lot of free code but there won't be
code to do what you are asking.
Richard
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