Use of HIGH and LOW for pin outputs


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    I would add ...

    What if you replace the Relays by LEDs + 220 ohms resistors ???

    I do hope relays are equipped with their freewheel diode ... and NOT powered from the Pic 5v supply ...

    Alain

    PS : as the program runs fine aboard my EasyPic5 with leds as outputs ... we could reasonnably suppose it's a HARDWARE issue ...
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    Thanks Guys -
    I am scouring through the hardware. Attached is the schematic ...
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    Default 1 bad $.50 transistor

    Can really mess up a few days...

    Thanks to all for the support. I guess the fact that when written with binary logic the program worked fine - it threw me for a loop and took focus off the hardware. My apologies ...

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