Trouble starting PIC or internal clock on 12f683?


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    Sorry to hear that.

    Let me double check what I have when I get home tonight. I will let you know what I have, and double check my wiring to see if I differ from my schematic.

    Thanks for the feedback.

    Walter

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    Thanks Walter.

    In my circuit, I needed a pull-down resistor for pin 5. Without it the trailing edge of each pulse was badly sloped. It could be just a difference between our receivers, mine is a Spektrum AR6000.

    Best,

    Mike

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    Mine were a little sloped as well. But when I tried to add a resistor, it dropped the voltage down too much for it to detect a pulse. I suppose they would all slope equally, so it should not change things too much. Or, a transistor could be added to boost the voltage.

    I did notice that I had my MCLRE_ON on my circuit, but did not show it on the schematic. But you can sort of see it in the picture, with the red wire:


    I used
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    @ __config _INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT  & _WDT_OFF & _MCLRE_ON & _CP_OFF
    I will test with an extra receiver or two tonight, but you might try changing the osc setting, and MCLRE to what I have above, tying MCL to high, and using no resistors for the receiver in on pin5.

    Walter

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