Best Tips for Keeping PIC BASIC Projects Reliable?
Hi all,
I’ve been working on a few small PIC BASIC projects lately — mostly simple automation and sensor modules. I’m trying to make them as stable and reliable as possible, especially when they run unattended for weeks or months.
I’d love to hear what habits or tips you all use to make your PIC BASIC code and hardware more robust.
Do you have any favorite tricks for error handling, power supply noise, watchdog timers, or protecting I/O from unexpected signals?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Re: Best Tips for Keeping PIC BASIC Projects Reliable?
turn on brown-out protect..... and wdt... and good looping programming.... I have pics that have been running for years with no problem...