| ??? 06/27/05 07:55 Read: times |
#95991 - Start your count decimal Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Why dont you load R1 with #59d (or #3Bh)?
Your program should do this then.. Make a solid 1s delay routine Load R1 with 59 Load R2 with 5 Loop until R1=0 twice (until R2=3) Set bit 3 mins left Loop until R1=0 twice again (until R2=1) Set bit 1 min left Loop until R1=0 once and end (until R2=0) The tricky part is breaking from these routines (if needed). |
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