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  1. - 2nd April 2005, 12:43 #1
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    as i know some pic have it built-in xtal so that user could save an external xtal sucha s pic1628, 16f88,,

    how to utilize the interal xtal? i have declare at the begin of the program or on the menu of programmer software? how to declare in the picbasic?
  2. - 2nd April 2005, 13:11 #2
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    Does nobody bother to read the PIC Datsheets anymore?

    And when you've done that, take a look at this thread...

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=543

    It's all here - just SEARCH for it...
  3. - 3rd April 2005, 16:25 #3
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    hi Melanie

    i so sorry i didnot do my home work before asking for help
    appology
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