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Looking through the datasheet I see no reference to a True Random Number Generator. It has been a while since I used this chip, so there might be a software solution.
Good luck!
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Looking through the datasheet I see no reference to a True Random Number Generator. It has been a while since I used this chip, so there might be a software solution.
Good luck!
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Dear DaBr,
Thanks a lot.
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If the software reads any input from an user (buttons for example) you could do a simple pseudo random generator. You can have a timer running without stop from 0 to max and when the user presses the button you can read the number from the register of the timer. I did this for a project at the university where i needed 4 random numbers from 0 to 9. And it worked fine, at least for me .