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--- guides:interrupt_driven_rtty [2014/04/12 17:47] – ibanezmatt13
+++ guides:interrupt_driven_rtty [2015/02/03 13:43] (current) – danielrichman
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           sentence_needed = false;
           digitalWrite(LED_1, LOW);
+          // warning! The lack of "break" in this branch means that we
+          // fall through to "case 1" immediately, in order to start
+          // sending the start bit.
         }
         else {
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-And there you have it, one fully functional example of interrupt driven 50 baud RTTY, fully explained. The code in this example of course is only a demonstration and is not a complete program in itself. However, it’s the little guides like this that make you stitch each piece of knowledge together into a structure so valuable and so close to you that, you’ll be far more satisfied with what you achieve in your HAB endeavors. Time I had a cup of tea and a biscuit, good luck!
+And there you have it, one fully functional example of interrupt driven 50 baud RTTY, fully explained. The code in this example of course is only a demonstration and is not a complete program in itself. However, it’s the little guides like this that provide opportunity for you to stitch each piece of knowledge together into a structure that, in time, you’ll be far more satisfied with in your HAB endeavors. Time I had a cup of tea and a biscuit, good luck!