A Timer is an internal interrupt that can trigger an alarm and an associated action at a specific time repeatedly. A Timer is considered an interrupt because it "interrupts" the main thread to execute the code associated with it. Once the associated code has been executed, the program continues where it left off.
Thank you very much for the tutorial! I was able to program an Arduino Timer interrupt myself
Hi I really liked your tutorial. I have a question, what is the max time in-between each interrupt and what do you change in the code to achieve it?
Hi thank you for the informative tutorial. I have 2 questions. what is the maximum time i can put in-between each interrupt and how do I do it?
Reminder just in case it helps: do not use fflush(stdout) inside the function you call on timer activations. Produces runtime errors and I ignore the reason.
I used an ESP32 (TTGO LoRa32-OLED V1 in my case) with Arduino IDE.
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
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