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24-02-2007, 13:41
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Re: Real time clocks, out of the question?
Okay. Thanks very much Kevin and Mark. The last thing I need to make sure of is the value for the system clock. In the edu_clock code, it's specified as 10MHz. Does anyone know if there would be a difference in the PIC18F8722? I seem to remember reading something about 32.blablabla MHz somewhere. Or maybe it's changeable...
After this, I deserve to be put back into grade school if I can't do the math. THANKS |
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