Sorry for the delay. I responded a week ago, but maybe I responded to the wrong post? Thank you for your feedback.

Henrik- As far as I know I have control of the LED pin, I made a simple blinky light to prove it to myself on that pin. I also implemented the startup blink as you’ve suggested just to make sure I didn’t change anything. I changed the bit syntax (which I like better) but no luck.

I also modified my code as you suggested, no luck. This must mean I didn’t set the interrupt, but I’m not sure what I am missing. I remember there used to be 3 int register bits that need to be set the peripheral, unmasked peripherals, and a global. Here I am only setting 2. Feels weird.

Richard- I agree the light blink is a bit quick. I have an oscilloscope I’m using on the pin to help me out. Originally, I was trying to interrupt on TMR0 with a prescale of 1:32768 and a TMR0H and TMR0L of $FE17 or about (if I did my math right) 1 second. No luck there either.

Thanks again for your feedback.