@laborratte,
I did not test at 185F I was in the temp / humidity controlled cal lab whixh was 75F and 34% humidity at the time.
I am away from work ATM so I will try your suggestions come Monday.
I did realize after my post that using the ext clk and the PLL I would be able to get the higher freqs. I am going to mod my Xplained to add and external EXTAL
Thia chip is a bit overwhelming. This is my first look at it. Very powerful. With that I understand comes complexity.
Thank you very much for the example code. I got tired of reading the .pdf so I printed out the manuals.... :)
@JC-Thank you as well I am going to be reviewing it all. Then applying it on Monday.
I would do this at home but work wouldn't like me moving their standards. :) Nice to be able to see the code right on the standards.
In the end, having the internal oscillator drift is not a big deal. During my benchmark. I do want an accurate tick count, for an accurate transfer rate. Some would say close enough but why do a benchmark if the times are not comparable to another system. Like a PC or Mac.
One other question that I haven't been able to figure out.
Can you route the external TOSC1/TOSC1 32.768khz pins to be the system clock so that you can measure it on a routed pin via the commands.....
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'Place SYSCLK on pin to verify rate
config PORTC.7 = output
PORTCFG_CLKEVOUT = 01 'output sysclk clock on PortC.7 pg 146
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Thanks again,
Mark
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