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I never heard of a regulated 7.5V supply, but I guess they could exist, more likely it is just a nominal 7.5V DC output transformer. If the board is in reset, something must be pulling reset low, what else do you have connected? Also do you really see 5V on the Arduino power connector (it would be g...

From help line What is the memory map for SuperPRO PROplus in C? For C programs the memory map is controlled by the corresponding lpcXXXX.ld file in the lib directory. We take the stock files from the gcc distributions and make some minor edits. The sites for gcc have documents describing those file...

from the help line -- >On the Super Pro+ which pins are designated for PWM applications? >Have a Spark Fun Tri-Colored LED Break out board that must be driven >by PWM outputs ..............................THANKS...............Ralph scroll down on this page from the help file http://www.coridium.us/A...

> In short, the code can output simultaneous PWN pulse trains from pins 3 and 5 while changing the cycletimes on the fly (I just used some DO loops). > > I have noticed that only pins 3 and 5 work for this. If you add another PWM channel all goes to poop. > ... > If anyone has any input on exactly w...

Here is some code that I grunted out. I have checked the outcome for consistency with my digital o-scope. In short, the code can output simultaneous PWN pulse trains from pins 3 and 5 while changing the cycletimes on the fly (I just used some DO loops). I have noticed that only pins 3 and 5 work for...

This is possible, but you will need to program the timer/match
registers differently. Though sketchy the details of those registers
is in the User Manual from NXP (link in the Help Files-> CPU details)

In the "C-Tools", I notice that the HWPWM function is set up to use a single cycle time between all of the HWPWM channels. I was wondering if it is possible to have 2 different cycle times? I need to set up one HWPWM channel to one frequency (cycle time) and all the others to another frequency while...