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diff --git a/‎input.js‎
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diff --git a/‎node_modules/bonescript/index.js‎
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@@ -3,36 +3,22 @@ var bb = require('bonescript');
 var outputPin = bone.P8_3;
 var inputPin = bone.P8_5;
 
-var timeEvent = 0;
-var nextState = HIGH;
-var toggleGPIO = function() {
-    timeEvent++;
-    console.time(''+timeEvent);
-    digitalWrite(outputPin, nextState);
-    nextState = (nextState == HIGH) ? LOW : HIGH;
-};
-var handler = function(pin, value) {
-    console.timeEnd(''+timeEvent);
-    console.log(pin.key + ' changed to ' + ((value == HIGH) ? 'HIGH' : 'LOW'));
-};
-var startToggle = function() {
-    // The loop() function would block the running of the event handler.
-    // setInterval() is a way to get a function to run at an interval that
-    // does not block while it is waiting.  The challenge is you must provide
-    // a function that can be called, rather than just continue where you 
-    // left off.  This can add some complexity for beginners, but it has some
-    // benefits for writing embedded software.
-    setInterval(toggleGPIO, 500);
-};
-
 setup = function() {
     console.log('Please connect ' + inputPin.key + ' to ' + outputPin.key +
         ' with a 1kohm resistor');
     pinMode(inputPin, INPUT);
     pinMode(outputPin, OUTPUT);
     digitalWrite(outputPin, LOW);
-    attachInterrupt(inputPin, CHANGE, handler);
-    setTimeout(startToggle, 500);  // give some time for the handler to spawn
+    attachInterrupt(inputPin, CHANGE, function(pin, value) {
+        console.log(pin.key + ' changed to ' + ((value == HIGH) ? 'HIGH' : 'LOW'));
+    });
+};
+
+loop = function() {
+    digitalWrite(outputPin, HIGH);
+    delay(500);
+    digitalWrite(outputPin, LOW);
+    delay(500);
 };
 
 bb.run();