ZBasic System Library
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ZBasic Microcontrollers
Timer4
Timer5
16, H.4
39, L.4
mega8U2, mega16U2, mega32U2, AT90USB82, AT90USB162
T32
Timer1
25, C.5*
mega16U4, mega32U4
T44
Timer1
30, B.6*
mega8515
P40
Timer1
29, E.2*
T44
Timer1
26, E.2*
L44
Timer1
32, E.2*
mega8535, mega163, mega323
P40
Timer1
18, D.4*
T44
Timer1
13, D.4*
L44
Timer1
19, D.4*
mega161
P40
Timer1
29, E.2*
T44
Timer1
26, E.2*
mega162
P40
Timer1
Timer3
29, E.2*
5, B.4
T44
Timer1
Timer3
26, E.2*
44, B.4
mega165, mega165A, mega165P, mega165PA, mega325, mega325P,
mega645, mega645A, mega645P,
mega169, mega169A, mega169P, mega169PA, mega329, mega329P,
mega329PA, mega649, mega649A, mega649P
T64
Timer1
16. B.6*
mega3250, mega3250P, mega6450, mega6450A, mega6450P, mega3290,
mega3290P, mega6490, mega6490A, mega6490P
T100
Timer1
25. B.6*
xmegaA1, xmegaA1U
T100
TimerC0
TimerD0
TimerE0
TimerE1
TimerF0
TimerF1
16, C.1
26, D.1*
36, E.1
40, E.5
46, F.1
50, F.5
xmegaA3, xmegaA3B, xmegaA3B, xmegaA3BU
T64
TimerC0
TimerD0
TimerE0
TimerE1
TimerF0
17, C.1
27, D.1*
37, E.1
41, E.5
47, F.1
xmegaA4, xmegaA4U
T44
TimerC0
TimerD0
TimerE0
11, C.1
21, D.1*
29, E.1
xmegaD3
T64
TimerC0
TimerD0
TimerE0
TimerF0
17, C.1
27, D.1*
37, E.1
47, F.1
xmegaD4
T44
TimerC0
TimerD0
TimerE0
11, C.1
21, D.1*
29, E.1
*
Denotes the default OutputCapture pin.
1
Requires the TIMER1_COMPC ISR and supports OutputCapture modulation.
2
These devices support mapping of timer output compare pins; the pins listed are the default pins.
As noted in the two tables above, some devices support OutputCapture modulation on a dedicated pin.
This capability allows the OutputCapture waveform to modulate the compare output of the Serial Timer.
See the description of OutputCaptureEx for more information.
On some ZX devices, your program is stored in an external EEPROM that is read and written using the
SPI interface. A dedicated I/O pin is required for selecting the EEPROM device during SPI operations
and this I/O pin cannot be used for other purposes. However, the SPI bus itself can be used to
communicate with other SPI devices. Although most SPI devices are tolerant of the ZX device using the
SPI bus to fetch instructions from your program, some are not. Generally speaking, if you can send and
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