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Thanks for the response. That's exactly what I was looking for. I think the most "elegant" would be to use the PIC and then I can use that for relay bypass as well. Any suggestions on which PIC you're using and are you using an official Microchip programmer or one of the cheaper knock offs?

Hey Everyone, I've seen some posts on here regarding program selection (S0, S1, S2). I know the Arachnid uses that plastic rotary switch and the FV-1 Dev Board uses a rotary encoder. I have a bunch of questions regarding those inputs because I would like to implement a different solution. I'm trying...

Oh ok that seems simple enough.

I’ve read this thread before, but when I looked at that piece of code I thought that the delay signal was getting modulated as opposed to modulating the delay time. I’ll try this out and see if it is what I’m working towards.

Thank you

; Attempt 1, This Doesn't Seem to Be Working, But I feel like its on the "More" right path than Attempt 2 (below) equ input reg0 equ dSignal reg1 equ dAddr reg2 equ temp reg3 equ pot0fil reg4 ; set up LFO at 0.2Hz skp run, 1 wlds sin0, 1, 100 ; pot0 is delay time clr rdax pot0, 1 and %0111...

First off, I would like to start by saying I’ve read through application note 1001, and the other modulated delay threads on this forum as well as most of the other resources I’m having a hard time figuring out memory access, LFOs, and in particular demystifying the cho instruction. I’ve read the re...

Thank you very much.

Can someone walk me through how to obtain the desired delay time? I've read on the website and through the forums but I for whatever reason can't get mine working correctly. I'm new to SpinAsm so I'm just trying for a simple delay right now. I'm getting the delay, however, the timing and the potenti...