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    Quote Originally Posted by quester View Post
    They do flash but not correctly.
    How do they flash?
    'NOT CORRECTLY' leaves a lot up to the imagination...

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    Try it without the for next loop, just to make sure that your wiring is fine,
    portb.0 = 1
    pause 1000
    portb.0 = 0
    pause 1000
    portb.1 = 1
    pause 1000
    portb.1 = 0
    pause 1000
    portb.2 =1

    etc. etc.

    Jerry
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    Insert PAUSE 1000 after each portb.0[led] = 0.
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