25 Oct
2024
25 Oct
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3:41 p.m.
Hello The timer_enable() function does not exist in KEMI. Can you implement the equivalent of this function in KEMI? BR Juan PASCUAL
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29 Oct
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9:18 a.m.
Closed #4008 as completed.
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Pushed a commit to export the function to the kemi. Testing and reporting the result would be appreciated.
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Hello I tested: KSR.timer.timer_enable("tmr4", 0) and KSR.timer.timer_enable("tmr4", 1) It works. Thanks Juan
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