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  1. - 5th September 2005, 13:01 #5
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    Hi Peter

    At reset ( or power up ...) all ports are INPUTS ...but output flip flops do not have a specific reset value ...
    that's why, it's better to write output values at start before defining inputs and outputs ...

    read you soon ...
    Alain

    PS: hi, Mel
    sometimes output values have to bet set to 1 at power up !!! ... with no "0 " transients allowed !!! Programmable curve Electronic ignition program available today ... which shows it ... don't say it's pure assembler to the list !!!
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