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  1. - 11th March 2010, 23:39 #1
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    Robert,
    Are the OSC pins on the board set for 4Mz or a faster rate?
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    Robert,
    Are the OSC pins on the board set for 4Mz or a faster rate?

    Yup, 4, using onboard crystal.


    "Lab X1 using all default jumpers running at 4 MHz"
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