18F1220 LCD and Sleep


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    You've missed the pause 1000 after turning on the LCD power in your interrupt service. You need to give time to the LCD to initialize. Is that the cause?

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    Thanks for trying, Jerson. The pause just causes the blocks to be displayed longer.

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    Wink Reuteu ....

    Hi, JDerson

    See Manual $ 5.39 ...

    "FLAGS" to clear before entering sleep ...

    Alain
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    FLAGS = 0 solved the problem. Thank you for your help.

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