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Hello I am a DSP56F805 EVM user I am trying to run the ADC using SDK Section 5.4.2 of the SDK user's manual (Targeting the DSP56F8xx) says that "The ADC A Zero Crossing, ADC A Limit Error, and ADC A Conversion Complete interrupts are enabled when INCLUDE_ADC is #defined in the appconfig.h of a project. The interrupts are enabled within the Group Priority Register (GPR) with a default priority of 1. This priority can be redefined within the appconfig.h from 1 to 7, with 7 the highest priority and 1 the lowest priority. The interrupts should not be redefined to 0, as this will cause the interrupt to be disabled and the ADC driver will not function properly." What if I do not want to use the Zero crossing/Limit error interrupt? What do I do to keep the interrupt from firing? Thanks Roger

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