AT 1284p with tone() frequency wrong above ~25kHz - why?

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Hi All,
I’m experimenting with an Atmel Mega 1284p. I found this simple “Frequency Generator”:

// Frequenz-/Rechteckgenerator

#define INLENGTH 5       //maximale Größe der Zahl
#define INTERMINATOR 'H' //'H' von 'Hz'

char inString[INLENGTH+2];
int inCount;

#define MinFreq 33
#define MaxFreq 65535
#define Ausgangspin 12   //muss kein PWM-Pin sein HR: 26

unsigned int Frequenz = 60000; //Hz (Maximum: 65535 Hz)

void setup(){
 OSCCAL = 138;
 Serial1.begin(9600);
 Serial1.println("Bitte angeben wieviel Hz ausgegeben werden sollen (mit 'Hz')!");
 //Serial1.print("Oscal: ");
 //int temp = OSCCAL;
 //Serial1.println(temp);
 delay(1000);
 tone(Ausgangspin, Frequenz);

}

void loop(){
 Eingabe();  //Eingabe-Funktion, die Eingabe-String entgegennimmt

 //Zeichenkette -> Zahl
 //Alternative: http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1176289764
 Frequenz=atol(inString);

 //Bereich prüfen
 Frequenz=constrain(Frequenz, MinFreq, MaxFreq);

 Serial1.print("Es wird gesetzt: ");
 Serial1.print(Frequenz,DEC);
 Serial1.println("Hz!");
 delay(300);
 
 tone(Ausgangspin, Frequenz);
}

void Eingabe(){
 inCount=0;          //Ziffern-Zähler rücksetzen
 
 do
 {
 while (Serial1.available()==0);
 inString[inCount] = Serial.read();
 if(inString[inCount]==INTERMINATOR) break;
 if((inString[inCount]<'0')||(inString[inCount]>'9')){
 //continue;     //geht nicht
 inCount--;      //-> Workaround
 }
 }
 while(++inCount < (INLENGTH+1));
 Serial1.flush();
}

The code runs on the 1284p @ 8MHz (Board Definition from: https://github.com/JChristensen/mighty-1284p/tree/v1.6.3 and Arduino IDE 1.6.12)

I checked the output with an oszi and at low frequencys like 5kHz or 10kHz and 20kHz, its except a few Hz up or down, correct. But at 30kHz up to 60kHz its about 10% less than expected (set to 60kHz gives me 54kHz). This is a very strange behaviour because I checked the setup with an Arduino Nano and it was all right (set to 60kHz gives me 60kHz).

I then tryed to go into the tone() function and it seems like it’s using different counters. Maybee there is something wrong with the Board definition?

Is there a way of getting this work on 1284p?

Thank you very much!

BR

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