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Originally posted by Steven Carmain
I have found out how to time. Based of the information from Innovation First, a loop is every 26.2 ms, assuming your code does't lengthen it.
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How is this possible? Unless you use only the default code, this number will change, and you have to change the code if you are going to do anything automated.
It's really not that hard to just figure out the numbers by guess and check.
You can do a timer with 2 bytes too, only difference is that you can only count to 255, and when you reach this number you simply start a new step, as documented in my programming sample in the white papers.