Bob Segrest wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I am writing code to use the PIC chip as a classic embedded controller.
> One of the commands I would like to implement is a remote reset.  This
> would allow the controlling system to issue a command that would tell the
> PIC to restart and re initialize itself.
>
> Is there an easy way to reset the PIC processor from a running application ???
>
> The PIC in this particular endeavor is a 16C73A...
>
> Bob Segrest

The way I normaly do it is to use the watchdog timer in the program as
normal.
when I want a reset I go into a loop eg:

wait    goto wait

This will stop your clrwdt intruction from happening and cause a reset.
regards
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