Hi, Myself Ganesh, If the microcontroller is in the idle mode, how can I resume it back to the normal mode of execution? Thanks in advance.
If the microcontroller is in the idle mode, how can I resume it back to the normal mode of execution? This should be described in the microcontrollers datasheet. Usual events that will cause the microcontroller to exit the idle mode are external interrupts and resets, for example.
Thank You Mr.Christoph Franck One more doubt, I am using timer auto reload mode,when the system is in idle mode, whether timer is in enabled state or disabled?
One more doubt, I am using timer auto reload mode,when the system is in idle mode, whether timer is in enabled state or disabled? This should also be described in the microcontrollers datasheet. In some devices, entering IDLE mode will halt the clock for the CPU and all peripherals, so timers will also be stopped. It can also be configurable, i.e. the programmer can chose if the peripherals will still be supplied with a clock signal or not.
In some devices, entering IDLE mode will halt the clock for the CPU and all peripherals, so timers will also be stopped. In "standard" '51s, however, timers, serial port and interrupt system will continue to be clocked.
If "the microcontroller" How many hosrepower has a car? Just as easy to answer WHICH MICROCONTROLLER? !!!!! Erik
WHICH MICROCONTROLLER? !!!!! The answer "Read the datasheet" is valid for all of them.
The answer "Read the datasheet" is valid for all of them. absolutely, but why should those that are kind enough to answer posts be forced to insert 'if', 'for some' 'the traditional' in their replies. Erik