Well, that code doesn't do ANYTHING!!!
I use the 4xPLL almost exclusively on the 18F series. Haven't had a problem with it.
Good cap's across on Vdd/Vss, decent ramp up on the power supply, pullup on MCLR?
Well, that code doesn't do ANYTHING!!!
I use the 4xPLL almost exclusively on the 18F series. Haven't had a problem with it.
Good cap's across on Vdd/Vss, decent ramp up on the power supply, pullup on MCLR?
Do you have the extended or industrial version of the 18F2320?
i wii check what version i have
what is the right one
reason i did not include code as i tested it with simple led on wait led off
works on all speeds except hspll will try again
what ramp speed do you use?
thanks
Sorry...I don't have enough money to buy a power supply with a programmable power on ramp up...
Just a clean power supply, decent design, make sure the config bits are set right, try a slower crystal while still using 4xPLL (i.e. 4Mhz xtal gives you 16Mhz, etc)...and so on...
ok
so how do you know if you have extended or industrial
spec are not clear on this ?
mike
The next to the last page of the data sheet tells how to identify the chip.
18Fxxx = normal voltage
18LFxxx= extended voltage
If there is an "I" near the end of the number (I/P) it is industrial.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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