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Altera_Forum
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13 years ago --- Quote Start --- Hi, Only one process should generate "motor_state" but you get "motor_state <= stop;" in your 2nd process ! --- Quote End --- I realise that, and I realise that's where the error is from. What I was confused about was how else I'm supposed to drop out of that state automatically after a number of cycles without that assignment there? I NEED two constant drivers as far as I can see. EDIT: I think I found a solution, but it's giving me a weird error and I can't see any problem. argh! Code is in my post below.