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#117874 - what purpose? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Got that,I can see from your analogy is that the pin will retain its value even if we try to change it externally. But still dont see if that will make the instructions
MOV P2,#1 ;writing HIGH to bit 0 of port2 MOV P2,#0 ;writing LOW to bit 0 of port2 serve my purpose or not? what purpose? You may have stated it, please repeat Erik |
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