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#87334 - Ext Interrupt - Transition Activated |
Hi - excuse the noddy question (I read the tutorial and searched the message board to save myself from being flamed)
I have an enxternal interrupt which is transition activated but it is activated on a 0 - 1 transition. While this seems to be rather neat feature, I want to have my interrupt activate on a 1 - 0 transition, ie when I pull the input low the interrupt fires Any ideas? My microcontroller is a wee AT89C2051. I can't find anywhere where you set the direction of the interrupt transition, and in fact didn't even know that this was possible. Regards Marshall Brown |
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