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    Talking Hello again.

    Hey Adam, thanks for your help. I appreciated too much. Listen, you wrote this:

    "I would double check all the intended ground connections to see if some might be forgotten.

    Maybe some of the unused / un-terminated pins are picking up noise."

    Are you suggesting that I should connect all the unused pins to ground?? And what is exactly all the intended ground connections? I mean, I only have de gnd pin connected to ground, well and the capacitor too. I also have the 10 microfarad capacitor in parallel with the 100 nanofarad capacitor...

    Thanks for your help!

    Armando.

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    Talking I got it!!

    Hey everybody. Hey adam I got it, or at least I think so. At first I though that the pic wasnīt working properly for some strange reason and that when I had the pic on the board it would work just fine, but it didnīt. But after a while I found that the problem was on pin 38, wich is the RB5/KBI1/PGM. When I put this pin to ground it work perfectly fine!! Even on the protoboard. I donīt know whatīs the reason of this, so if anyone could explain me Iīd be very thankfull. Thank you.

    Armando.

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    what is your PIC?
    Did you disable the low-Voltage Programming fuse?
    What about your schematic?
    Steve

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    Question Low-voltage fuse????

    Hello Steve. My pic is 18F4550. I donīt know what is the low-voltage fuse, Iīll check it... and the schematic... well itīs just the pic with its power pins the reset circuit and the oscillator with its respective capacitors and I have a led on portb.7, portb.6 and portb.5. Iīm also using the USART pins to communicate a CMUcam to my pic.... and thatīs it!...... sorry I donīt post the schematics but right now I donīt have any but Iīll make one. Thanks!!

    Armando

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    mmm, looking at the default fuse setting, the low-voltage programming is already disabled, and the value pass great to MPLAB, so just double check the configuration fuse setting before you program your PIC, and be sure that the low-voltage programming is set to OFF or Disabled.

    After that... i don't see any other software reason why it shouldn't work...maybe i need to sleep too.. who knows

    Just post your code and schematic and i'll test it here.
    Last edited by mister_e; - 29th June 2006 at 05:16.
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