16F887 - PORT pins interfere with each other when set high/low

16F887 - PORT pins interfere with each other when set high/low

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- 22nd June 2020, 16:45 #23

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Re: 16F887 - PORT pins interfere with each other when set high/low

I have all TRIS and other settings set

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