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Hi, I've been working with a heater (resistor) and phase angle control. I can manipulate the triggering of a TRIAC manually with zero crossing detection and loading values to timer1 interrupt.
Now I' ...

got it...! Thanks Ttelmah and Mike

Your timer1, runs off the master oscillator/8 (Fosc/4 /2).
So with your 48MHz clock, it is counting in 6 millionths of a second. So will count 49980 in 8.33mSec (8330*6).
However remember there wil ...

you coluld also use the abs which computes the absolute value of a number.

value = abs(x)

for instance if......
TestTemp=25.63

int16 value = abs(TestTemp)

value will be 25

Hi I've worked before with zero crossing detection, what I would like assistance in is on using timer1 for handling the firing of the triac. I basically have a C# interface with a slider that sends me ...

I talked with CCSC technical support and got the answer, the TOUCHDATA array isn't working because it doesn't exist, they found the issue and are going to fix it in the next version of the compiler, ...

I talked with CCSC technical support and got the answer, the TOUCHDATA array isn't working because it doesn't exist, they found the issue and are going to fix it in the next version of the compiler, ...

I 'played' with this quite a few versions ago, so things might well be different....

I defined the array to have the same number of entries as the number of pins supported by the CTMU, and the orde ...

Does someone know about this topic that could help me out? thank you

Yes.

The key is to use the touchpad_state function, not the getc.

touchpad_state(1);

stores the values from the connected pads as int16 numbers directly into the array 'TOUCHDATA'. It's defin ...

Hi I've been doing some work using the TOUCHPAD functions for 3 buttons and a slider, Ive got the buttons to work perfect but how can I get the slider (2 inverse triangles) to work with this functions ...