I have PBcnt declared as:
int PBcnt=0;
The value only changes to PBcnt=1 when the pushbutton is pressed. How could the value in the serial monitor be anything different from 0 or 1?
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Based on the tiny snippet of your code presented, not possible. But since we don't get to see the whole picture, there's a myriad of 'I suppose' answers. Pick one out of a hat, or show us all your code. My pet theory right now is a pointer run amuck, but it's just a theory.
I appreciate the advice. I have added the code
Please remove the illegible screenshot and post output and a brief explanation of the problem.
What did you expect to happen, and what happened instead?
The problem is the integer values are either 0 or 1. But the serial monitor has them as 1359. For example, PBcnt goes to 1 when the Pushbutton is pressed, then calls on configureSteadyState(); and goes back to 0.
What would cause PBcnt to register 1359?
FYI, SP31cnt is a counter that should only go to 5.
Are you using a Mega?
I don't understand what you are seeing, but I would try PB on another pin. With the internal LED connected to pin 13, there is additional circuitry and it may be effecting the use as a push button input.
It looks like that took care of it! Thanks Cattledog.
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