<fred_feuerstein8173@...> wrote:
>
> Hello Denis,
>
> Thanks for your fast replay.
> Maybe it is better if i explain what i want to do a maybe you could
> tell me what best to use, since you wrote that the oKnob is not very
> stable in the extreme situations of its working range.
> I need to control a PWM from a data logger with a 0-5 Volt analogue
> output from the logger this should than give me the full range on
the
> PWM at a frequency of 19,6 kHz. Also i need a digital high when a
> pulse is produced that is between 1 and 255 binary on the oPWM.
>
> Thanks for your help in advance.
>
> Regards,
>
> Fred
This code is known to work with Ver 6 and a B.2.2+ chip:
Dim Knob As New oKnob
Dim PWM As New oPWM
Dim Bus As New oBus
Sub main()
Knob.IOLine = 1
Knob.Operate = cvOn
PWM.IOLine = 17
PWM.Operate = cvOn
Bus.Input.Link(Knob)
Bus.Output.Link(PWM)
Bus.Operate = cvOn
End Sub
The problem Dennis mentioned is that the Knob value may never get to
exactly 0 or exactly 255. As a result, the oPWM may never turn fully
on or fully off. But it's darn close. YMMV
Richard
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