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Re: Fading LEDs using a PWM signal from the Edubot

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er, what I really need is for someone to point out what timer 2 actually does in the beacon code. I can see that it counts at 40KHz, but where is the code that does something with that 40KHz count? What happens once the timer counts its 250 ticks and where is the code for that?
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