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Re: Controlling PWMs through hardware

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Originally Posted by Tristan Lall View Post
If you're going to go to that much trouble, though, you could just as easily use the IFI RC you already have (documentation and default code are available here and here)—as long you can track down a copy of MPLAB IDE. Actually, if nobody remembers MPLAB, there is probably an easyC default code for it that will work with the trial version of easyC PRO from Intellitek.
A way to get MPLAB IDE can be found here.
 


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