Recent changes to Timer

Timer modified by Claus Kuehnel

Claus Kuehnel — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 16:45:32 -0000

--- v5
+++ v6
@@ -9,6 +9,8 @@
 When you recompile FF you can in the configuration file select the timer used for MS. It can be timer 0, 1 or 2.

 In the program sample *msecTimer.ff* I use Timer2 to generate a 10 ms output compare interrupt which increments a variable *count* each 10 ms.
+
+<http: sourceforge.net="" projects="" flashforthforarduino="" files="" msecTimer.ff="">

 [[img src=msecTimer.png]]

Timer modified by Claus Kuehnel

Claus Kuehnel — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 16:43:02 -0000

Timer modified by Claus Kuehnel

Claus Kuehnel — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 16:39:58 -0000

Timer modified by Claus Kuehnel

Claus Kuehnel — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 16:36:17 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -9,6 +9,8 @@
 When you recompile FF you can in the configuration file select the timer used for MS. It can be timer 0, 1 or 2.

 In the program sample *msecTimer.ff* I use Timer2 to generate a 10 ms output compare interrupt which increments a variable *count* each 10 ms.
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+[[img src=msecTimer.png]]

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Timer modified by Claus Kuehnel

Claus Kuehnel — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 16:32:43 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -8,4 +8,100 @@
 If you want to use Timer 1 you need to recompile FF without CPU load measurement.
 When you recompile FF you can in the configuration file select the timer used for MS. It can be timer 0, 1 or 2.

-In the program sample msecTimer.ff I use Timer2 to generate a 10 ms output compare interrupt which increments a variable count each 10 ms.
+In the program sample *msecTimer.ff* I use Timer2 to generate a 10 ms output compare interrupt which increments a variable *count* each 10 ms.
+
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+\
+\ Title        : msecTimer
+\ Author       : Claus Kuehnel
+\ Date     : 2015-01-17
+\ Id       : msecTimer.ff
+\ Version      : 5.0
+\
+\ DISCLAIMER:
+\ The author is in no way responsible for any problems or damage caused by
+\ using this code. Use at your own risk.
+\
+\ LICENSE:
+\ This code is distributed under the GNU Public License
+\ which can be found at http:\www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
+\
+\ Disable interrupt before removing the interrupt code
+T2_COMPA_Dis
+
+-msectimer
+marker -msectimer
+
+variable count
+
+\ Port Register Definitions
+$24 constant DDRB
+$25 constant PORTB
+#32 constant pLED
+
+\ Timer2 Register Definitions
+$b0 constant TCCR2A
+$b1 constant TCCR2B
+$b3 constant OCR2A
+$70 constant TIMSK2
+#8 constant OC2Aaddr \ interrupt vect no 8
+
+\ OCR2A Reload for 10 ms@16 MHz clock & prescaler 256
+$9c constant reload 
+
+: flash_led   ( -- )
+  PORTB c@ pLED xor PORTB c!
+;
+
+\ Interrupt routine for Timer1 CompareA
+: T2_COMPA_ISR
+    1 count +!
+;i
+
+: setup ( -- )
+    pLED DDRB mset    \ set pin as output
+    pLED PORTB mclr   \ LED off
+    
+    0 TCCR2B c!       \ Stop Timer2
+    reload OCR2A c!   \
+
+    0 count !
+    
+    ['] T2_COMPA_ISR OC2Aaddr int!
+  
+    %0010 TCCR2A c!   \ CTC Mode 
+    %0111 TCCR2B c!   \ Prescaler = 1024
+    %0010 TIMSK2 c!   \ Timer2 CompareA Interrupt enable
+    hex
+    cr ." OCR2A:  " OCR2A c@ 2 u.r   
+    cr ." TCCR2A: " TCCR2A c@ 2 u.r 
+    cr ." TCCR2B: " TCCR2B c@ 2 u.r 
+    cr ." TIMSK2: " TIMSK2 c@ 2 u.r 
+    cr ." Setup finished." cr
+    decimal
+;
+
+: T2_COMPA_Dis
+    1 TIMSK2 mclr
+;
+
+: main ( -- )
+    setup
+    begin
+        count @ #50 > 
+        if
+            ." ."
+            flash_led
+            0 count !
+        then
+    key? until
+;
+
+: test   ( -- )
+    0 count !
+    #1000 ms
+    count @ . ." counts in 1000ms" cr
+;
+decimal
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Timer modified by Claus Kuehnel

Claus Kuehnel — Sat, 17 Jan 2015 16:26:27 -0000

Timer

To realize exact timing Arduino has several timers which can be used with interrupts.

Timer0 is used for ms. Timer1 is used for the CPU load measurement. Timer2 is free.

If you want to use Timer 1 you need to recompile FF without CPU load measurement.
When you recompile FF you can in the configuration file select the timer used for MS. It can be timer 0, 1 or 2.

In the program sample msecTimer.ff I use Timer2 to generate a 10 ms output compare interrupt which increments a variable count each 10 ms.