Tray to add a capacitor (electrolitic 220 uF 16V) at pin 19 of MAX7221 and see if it removes the problem.
Al.
Tray to add a capacitor (electrolitic 220 uF 16V) at pin 19 of MAX7221 and see if it removes the problem.
Al.
All progress began with an idea
Aratti,
I have a 10uF cap on there now, but I went ahead and tried the 220uF - still no luck. I'm wondering since it is occurring on the last digit if a bit from the PIC to the MAX7221 is getting lost somewhere. I tried connecting a 0.1uF and a 10uF cap, at separate times, to the DIN pin on the MAX7221, but no luck there either. Anything else that might cause the d segment on the last digit not to light up? Thanks for all the help thus far.
-Tony
Just a little wiring problem.
DIG0 and SEGD are connected.
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DT
Darrel,
You made my day! Thank you! I troubleshot the heck out of the first breadboard I used so I didn't think to check for shorts on this one. Thanks again!!!
-Tony
It was your very neat and organized breadboard that allowed me to find it.
Something to be proud of.
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DT
Darrel,
Thank you! I do take great pride in my wiring.I hope at some point in the future to try out your Instant Interrupts routine, as I read they're all the rage. Thanks again for your help!
A very good trait, that we may have in common.
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Oh yes, apparently "rage" is part of it. (wasn't intentional)I hope at some point in the future to try out your Instant Interrupts routine, as I read they're all the rage.
However, when you do, I'll try to smooth out the bumps.
CYA soon,
DT
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