Thank you Ben.

That will be helpful indeed.

Ability to change duty cycle when the PWM component is disabled.

Thanks for that - What I guessed.

There are advantages being able to change period regardless of enable status.

Is it possible to change duty cycle on a PWM channel when the component is disabled?

Might be a good idea to have an area for that kind of open software/hardware.

Yes - That's it. Works fine now. Thanks Ben.

File converted from an earlier Flowcode is running on V9 with the help from @medelec35 (thank you) The converted file is working for me - A few hickupps, mainly for the analog inputs. I used to have a number in the program looking for <1500. Now that code only works with <500. I think I have conclud...

Just insert an interrupt icon into the beginning of the program. The timer you use will dictate how often the interrupt happens. When the interrupt happens, the macro (of your choice) will be run. In that macro, you simply add +1 to a variable That's it. That accomplishes nothing except incrementing...

Possibly use an interrupt for the timer, and increment a variable inside the interrupt. Then outside of the interrupt, simply test the variable for the value you are wishing to stop at.

Thanks for that detail Martin!