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  1. - 17th December 2014, 15:36 #1
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    Look at the datasheet and confirm the MCLR pin can be used as an output. MCLR on the 18F44K22 can only be an input; making it an output can have unexpected results.

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    Look at the datasheet and confirm the MCLR pin can be used as an output. MCLR on the 18F44K22 can only be an input; making it an output can have unexpected results.

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    I was able to program the chip by pressing the "program" button on the meProgrammer about a half second after the chip powered up. This prevented the program from reaching the "end" statement.
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