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reposting to hackers =E2=80=A6
Hi,
Now that I=E2=80=99m rapping up my spi/rfid driver (available on demand =
:-),
I would like to use the pwm interface to power on/off a door lock, but
have no idea how to go around it, so any clues would be very welcomed.

cheers,
	danny