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The following Signal Function template may be used to generate an GPIO interrupt signal. // // Generates a number of pulses on GPIO 0.14 // signal void GPIO_0_14_Square (unsigned int pulses) { float frequency; // pulse frequency in Hz frequency = 1000; // 1 KHz printf ("%d Square Pulses on GPIO 0.14\n", pulses); while (pulses) { PORT0 |= (1 << 14); // set pin 0.14 swatch (0.5 / frequency); PORT0 &= ~(1 << 14); // reset pin 0.14 swatch (0.5 / frequency); pulses--; } } GPIO_0_14_Square (100); // 100 Pulses at debugger startup define button "EINT1 1 Pulse", "GPIO_0_14_Square (1)" define button "EINT1 100Pulses", "GPIO_0_14_Square (100)" The above setting generates the following signal on PORT0. The Logic Analyzer output shown is generated with the example project Using Interrupt EINT1 on Keil MCB2100 Board available at www.keil.com/download.
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