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Welcome in the forum.
Connect a logic zero component to the reset pin when you are not using this function. In the PSoC world all signals (except when extra specified) are active high. So when you want to use the reset functionality you can connect an internal signal. Keep in mind that reset is synchronous to the clock and must last for a low to high transition of the clock.
Bob
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Welcome in the forum.
Connect a logic zero component to the reset pin when you are not using this function. In the PSoC world all signals (except when extra specified) are active high. So when you want to use the reset functionality you can connect an internal signal. Keep in mind that reset is synchronous to the clock and must last for a low to high transition of the clock.
Bob
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The Timer_Start() API or Timer_Enable() API will start the timer.
Bob
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The Timer_ReadStatusRegister() API will provide you with the information which event(s) have triggered the interrupt.
Bob