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    Quote Originally Posted by dragons_fire View Post
    i actually have been using "tremclad" clear on the boards after their etched. then i can drill through it, and it works like a solder mask. it seems to take a little more heat, but im mostly soldering headers and sockets, so it shouldnt make too much of a difference..

    the ground plane on the top of the board, is right under the SD card reader. so i put it there to kinda block it from anything..
    Good call on both points...

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    Like Mr_E said about the power traces.

    NICE JOB!
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    Just concentrating on the Power&Ground right now.

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    mmm nice catch!
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    I think the PING's backwards too.

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    i have never had this many problems with my boards... i have fixed everything that was mentioned... i took out that cap, increased the sizes of power and ground traces (and made them go all around the board), and i flipped the "ping" around too..

    i dont know how i got that one backwards, it was fine all the other times i designed this...

    thanks guys....

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    another update... im still working on trying to fix the computer in my car. its made by mitsubishi, adn apparently the caps go bad, and need to be changed.

    i made a new board, and it all seems good. i think the old PIC is still good too (im not sure though). i tried to flash an LED on RF0, but its not working.

    i can program fine, and then i can read the code from the PIC and its all the same. i think im just forgetting something somewhere.. and remember, im still somewhat new to this...


    DEFINE OSC 20
    define xt_OSC
    CMCON = 7
    ADCON1 = 7

    start:
    high portf.0

    Pause 1000
    low portf.0

    pause 1000
    GoTo start

    End

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    yeah i already repaired tons of those beauties awhile back, and yes they had Caps failure... but some has Microcontroller failure as well. Maybe you could have a look at the following which explain it to you better than i could
    http://www.ecmtogo.com/ECMTips2.htm


    And yes, they also have plenty faulty contact/wiring problem too... good old time

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    Your config fuse setting is wrong, i suggest you open the .INC file in the PBP folder to see how they set the default one AND to have a look at the following
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=543

    Make sure you really disable ALL analog stuff with your current settings AND that you disable the LVP mode in your config fuses.
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