Reply to "HELP Seiko S129 / S149 data output jack"

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Wow! This is a very nice chip. Your idea of putting the chip into the stopwatch is a very good one. I am not sure that I am prepared to do that just yet. I like the idea of keeping the stopwatch in it's original state. I also want to incorporate multiple channels into my design so I think I will try the 18F2420 for now. Although it would be easy to chain a couple of these for more ports....

I do have to buy some of these though looks very easy to program and use.

Sounds like you are going to try the same logic I used with the Parallax chip. It should work just fine.

Keep me posted.

Luc..

4/16/078:57 PM

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