A pull-up resistor is just a simple resistor connected between a pin (MCLR) and Vdd.
http://www.seattlerobotics.org/encod...97/basics.html
Everything bellow 22K would work. Usually 10K for me (in many case).
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A pull-up resistor is just a simple resistor connected between a pin (MCLR) and Vdd.
http://www.seattlerobotics.org/encod...97/basics.html
Everything bellow 22K would work. Usually 10K for me (in many case).
Last edited by mister_e; - 10th February 2009 at 21:28.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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Can't do it.
It's totally uncontrollable, even with the pull-up resistor.
Then, I don't want 2 switches, there is nobody there to reset the pin.
The sequence must start and play with just a push&release, very short and then must standby and wait another push-start instead reseting.
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Too bad,
We had a working solution ... but with PBP.
Really sorry not to be able to help you further.
Alain
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Ace
Alain, omg. I went back to your post with the working solution and i finally understood what you said... That post was posted before Bruce gave me the codes #1 and at that time i was unable to think clearly.Originally Posted by Acetronics
Ace, thanks for coming back, this time i did it; a NC push button on Vdd powering the chip and that was it. omg it was easy.
Merci, Alain, thanks for coming back, omg.
Thanks everybody subject closed; this configuration is good for a half million applications, even for tech processes which are not so complex.
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