greetings Sebastian

        I am very glad to see such a simple circuit! I already
mail ordered the Easy PIC'n book, I figure there's no harm in
that. But I will be building your circuit and I'll let you know how
it worked.

        you don't happen to have a snippet of sample .ASM
code which would simply cycle an LED on one of the outputs?

        Thanks again for the reply, I am really looking forward
to experimenting with it.

        Andy
        fco@total.net

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On 8/30/99, at 1:11 PM, Sebastián Dols wrote:

>First of all, sorry for the 17.3 KB bandwidth. I beg your pardon if I am
>doing something wrong. I attach a zip containing a *.bmp for the schema and
>a *.dfx for the PCB. C1=C2=15pF, R1=1K,Y1 as needed(<=10MHz). Note that
>there are only one pin for every RA0-RA4, but there are *three* pins for
>RB0-RB7 (RBi, VDDi, VSSi) due is a board designed for an eigth servos
>controller.  Do not assemble the J4 and J5 pin sockets if you don't need to
>feed any device from the board. The board has also a 7805 so you can feed it
>with a 9V battery to J1 with no trouble. It has a reset button, just in
>case. And I made it using the Protel 99 demo package (www.protel.com) to
>check if it will be useful for me before buy it. It works fine!!
>
>Hope it helps, keep on PICing
>
>Sebastian