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PIC Microcontroler based Keyboard Debounce

Did you ever wish you could make a couple switches "repeat" while in certain program modes? Perhaps using repeating switches for incrementing or decrementing displayed values while the program is in some sort of 'set' mode? Then turn off the "repeat" capability when not needed? Well, this may be pretty exotic and not of general interest but I thought I'd show it to you anyway.
 

Take care. Mike McLaren, K8LH 



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