On Thu, 17 August 2000, Peter Anderson wrote:

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> When you program in the non-debug mode, you are really programming the PIC for standalone operation.
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> After programming it, disconnect the ICD from the PIC.  Put a 1K, 10K, 100K or whatever pullup resistor on /MCLR to +5VDC.  Reset either by applying power or mometarily grounding /MCLR.
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> Peter H. Anderson, http://www.phanderson.com/PIC, pha@phanderson.com
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To program in the non-debug mode, is it just a matter of unchecking the one box that says "debug"? '
I did put a 10K resistor from +5VDC to /MCLR, but I also have a 100 ohm resistor going through a momentary (reset) switch. I think i got this from an old book.

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