Explain why a counter with an upper limit of five(101) resets at six (110)

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02-05-2018
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Explain why a counter with an upper limit of five(101) resets at six (110)

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jbsalonga08 jbsalonga08 · Answer 1 · 2018-05-13T07:14:40+02:00

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13-05-2018

Because the preconfiguration set 5 (101) as the upper limit.

Before going to a higher number than 5 which next is 6(110) or beyond the upper limit, It resets.

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