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    If i refer to the Maxim datasheet...
    <img src="http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=573&stc=1&d=1130593189 ">

    there's indeed a pull-down resistor... mmm for the TI one, i guess it's the same.

    mmm... Hyperterminal could be the cause...
    1. did you disable the handshaking?
    2. What about if you use MicroCode Studio Serial Communicator instead?
    3. Is your MCLR pin is tied to VCC via resistor?
    4. What about if you use the original solution (resistor instead of capacitor)?

    I bet on the Handshake idea now.
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