Triode Well-Known Member Mar 18, 2009 #21 I wasn't being sarcastic, I actually want to know how that would happen.
blueroomelectronics Well-Known Member Mar 18, 2009 #22 VPP before VDD is something like this. VDD = 0, VPP = 0 (OFF) VDD = 0, VPP = 13 (Force PROGRAM mode) VDD = 5, VPP = 13 (Program) If MCLR is made into an input pin it won't respond to 13V if the program is already running.
VPP before VDD is something like this. VDD = 0, VPP = 0 (OFF) VDD = 0, VPP = 13 (Force PROGRAM mode) VDD = 5, VPP = 13 (Program) If MCLR is made into an input pin it won't respond to 13V if the program is already running.
B babboy12345 New Member Mar 18, 2009 #23 i'm so wonder why i dint feed my MCLR to 5v,but my LED pattern more n more nice than feed it to 5v. But,i need to use hand to hold my MCLR cable,or use something to hold it.
i'm so wonder why i dint feed my MCLR to 5v,but my LED pattern more n more nice than feed it to 5v. But,i need to use hand to hold my MCLR cable,or use something to hold it.
Triode Well-Known Member Mar 18, 2009 #24 If MCLR is made into an input pin it won't respond to 13V if the program is already running. Click to expand... Does the continue running in some capacity when the power is completely disconnected?
If MCLR is made into an input pin it won't respond to 13V if the program is already running. Click to expand... Does the continue running in some capacity when the power is completely disconnected?