PIC 16F819 Turn-On Problem


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    Bruce,
    PWRT is already disabled. Here is the whole configuration line:

    @device pic16f819,intrc_osc_noclkout,wdt_on,pwrt_off,mclr_ off,bod_off,lvp_off,cpd_off

    @ device ccpmx_off,debug_off,wrt_off,protect_off

    I will try M's cap fix. The approach makes sense because it creates a transient path to gnd for the spurious voltage. Can't do this right away though...will have to wait.

    Dick

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    Dick,

    Did you ever solve your 16F819 Turn-On problem?

    Like Bruce recommended, I have found the PWRT seems to help.
    I am also using INTRC and initialize to OSCcon = $60 (4mhz) and
    later switch to OSCcon = $70 (8mhz) at the end of my initialization,
    just before my main loop.
    I have used 16F627A with INTRC, and 16F876, 16F872 w/ crystal and never had power up Turn-On problem like the 16F819.

    Mark

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    Hi Dick. I had exactly the same problem with a 16LF818 attached to a music chip. Upon power-up the chip would blast a few milliseconds of music from the speaker. I cured the problem by turning "POWER UP TIMER OFF". It's been about a year now and no problems have arised by doing this.

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    Peter and Mark,

    No, I never really solved the problem, and yes, the power-on timer is already set to off as explained earlier. I have now moved past the problem because I no longer use the super-fast solenoid. Have gone to a servo instead .. no problem.

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