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Am I missing something? It appears that in some of the code above that PortA.1 is assigned to two different variables, both LED1 and RpmOut. This appears to be when Anobium changed the LED1 variable to suit his test rig, but apparently didn't change the RPMOut, which used the same port. Keith, instead of using the ESC label and the GOTO, have you tried the same example with Do / Loop ? - Just curious

Oops! Files are here sorry - http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/arduino/AccelStepper/AccelStepper-1.61.zip Actually I should have looked more than I did. The other night it was late and I only glanced at the files and saw the size of it and immediately thought it would be too big for me to tackle. Now that I've dug into the files a little, I realise a lot of that size was just comments and it doesn't look quite so bad, but I'd have to look into it further to see if it's something I might be able to tackle....

Hi Evan, Thanks for taking the time to post. Accelstepper is here http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/arduino/AccelStepper/files.html and then look under the 'Classes' and 'Files' tabs up the top of the main page. Cheers Sleeps

Hi Russell, I wondered how you went with this project? I have a project that is more or less the same as yours. Doing code for the steppers is not much of an issue, it's the Acceleration and Deceleration that are more complicated. I looked at Accelstepper and that looks like it would do what I want (and a lot more), but that's in C and while I have done a bit of C > Basic, I think that one is probably beyond my current abilities, or at least more time involved than I'm able to put into it. It's a...

How do you tell if a particular chip is "ChipFamily 14"? Was Hugh able to offer any further info?

Edit: OOPS! Sorry, I obviously wasn't paying attention that there was more than one page, so ignore my request please! Hi Mkstevo, The circuit diagram attached above appears to be the LV version, not the HV version, there's no opto, etc. in that diagram. Any chance of getting the circuit for the HV version? Thanks. BTW, I notice that Northern Software have recently released the NSDSP-2-X programmer which is ready built in a plastic case and looks to be a nice unit (though I'd much rather a slide...

Hi Mkstevo, The circuit diagram attached above appears to be the LV version, not the HV version, there's no opto, etc. in that diagram. Any chance of getting the circuit for the HV version? Thanks. BTW, I notice that Northern Software have recently released the NSDSP-2-X programmer which is ready built in a plastic case and looks to be a nice unit (though I'd much rather a slide switch than stuffing about with jumpers). At $80 US + $20 post though, some people will prefer to use the chip instead...

I know it's not exactly what you are after and isn't using GCB, but the code may assist you and the idea is quite interesting. It's a digitial LC meter much like various similar ones on the net, but this one is using the internal comparator of 16F628. https://sites.google.com/site/vk3bhr/home/index2-html (edit - Fixed link [I hope!])