Lpc2000

Thanks Rob!!!

    The problem was to clean the interruption flags, as you said. The
part of reading the iopin, I can do because I have connected PWM to
the capture pin and a GPIO...

            Domingos




Citando chazeltopman <rob@...>:

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> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, dasbento@a... wrote:
> > 	   T1IR |= TIR_CR0I;
> > 	   T1IR |= TIR_CR1I;
> > 	   T1IR |= TIR_CR2I;	
> These three lines will turn off all the interrupts if more than one
happens
> at the same time 
> since it is oring a value onto itself and then writing it back.  If
others
> are set they will be 
> written back too.  You need to change the |= to just =.
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> > 	if(IOPIN0 & ACEL_asc_x){	//verify rising edge
> You cannot read the iopin level while the iopin is assigned to the
timer. 
> You must switch it 
> to GPIO with PINSEL0 first, read it, then switch back.
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