TIMER not start

    Quote from MUNIACO


    TIMER[3]=STOP ; <- N time
    TIMER[3]=RESET ; <- 0 time
    TIMER[3]=START ; <- 0 time
    R[2]=TIMER[3] ; <- take 0 time and copy to R[2]
    if TIMER[3]>10, jmp lbl[100]; <- never happen

    Cool. Look explanation of your time value above. Timer start, as I see you are expecting to get data into R[2]. But as you can see you are doing next:
    start timer#3
    immediately receive time count into R[2]
    and expect to jump by link. What you have in your R[2]? Most likely value between 0 and 8. Based on processor load.
    FIY: you are not linking your timer count into register, you just taking current count and copy to register. if you are getting 0 in R[2] all the time, then try to add WAIT 1 sec before R[2] = TIMER[3]. Then you will see result and feel how timer works.

    Quote from scotty

    Cool. Look explanation of your time value above. Timer start, as I see you are expecting to get data into R[2]. But as you can see you are doing next:
    start timer#3
    immediately receive time count into R[2]
    and expect to jump by link. What you have in your R[2]? Most likely value between 0 and 8. Based on processor load.
    FIY: you are not linking your timer count into register, you just taking current count and copy to register. if you are getting 0 in R[2] all the time, then try to add WAIT 1 sec before R[2] = TIMER[3]. Then you will see result and feel how timer works.

    Thanks thanks and so thanks.

    In fact now works. Show 1. But if I need to show milliseconds? I use this timer to check tool open and close to check if is closed or opened right.

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