probably some unused/modified EEPROM data. Try to erase your PIC (ALL, code, eeprom etc), then reprogram it.
Could be some device id or something like that.
Did you set your configuration fuse in your code or with your winpic software?
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probably some unused/modified EEPROM data. Try to erase your PIC (ALL, code, eeprom etc), then reprogram it.
Could be some device id or something like that.
Did you set your configuration fuse in your code or with your winpic software?
Steve
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