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; Since the 082M cannot use 1000000 in calculation ; how does it calculate PWM values? ; I tried the below, but it gets more inaccurate as ; frequency increases. w1=1000 ; frequency (cycles/second) w2=62500/w1 ; period in terms of 16us clock w3=16*w2 ; period for 1 us w4=w3 -1 w5=w3/4...

Using USB FDTI adaptors ......... Seems to work fine .........

I want to use a PicAxe to transmit midi data. I see people use the HSEROUT function. Do I have to use the 18 pin version since the programming xmit pin is also the hserout pin on the 8 and 14 pin versions ?

I would like to make a bootable 'live' USB stick with Axepad included. As small as possible. (but preferably with persistence) Can anyone steer me in the right direction ? (the best distro) ? I'm not fluent with Linux, so need a sure, simple approach. Thank You :)

What distro of Linux is easiest and most straight forward as far as installing and running AxePad ? Perhaps most Windowslike, as so far I've had small luck with Linux. It would be handy if it would run 'live' from a usb drive.

Here it says TABLE can be used with 08M2 http://www.picaxe.com/BASIC-Commands/Variables/table/ But the editor gives me " Error: 'table' command not supported by this chip! "

There must be a formula .... Range of 1 - 127

Can I use one of these : https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9717 to power and program a 08M2 ? I'm not trying to escape buying the Picaxe cable, but it would be so much more elegant to power it from the usb (all on the one cable) rather than use a separate power supply .........