The problem is that this isn't an FSR, it's just a normal memory
location.  Any idea what they do?

Martin

> In the beginning of every pic data sheet it gives you a memory listing of all
> special registers and their state at reset, power-up, and watch-dog reset.
>
> -Adam
>
> Martin Hill wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >   I am using a 16F876 for a product and after much testing and
> > selling over 100 of them I have had one returned with what looked
> > like an external memory problem.  After looking at it, I overlooked to
> > clear a bit in the memory at reset.  If the bit defaults to clear there is
> > no problem.  If it defaults to one then there is a minor problem.  The
> > strange thing is, most seem to default to 0, but one or two percent
> > seem to go to 1.  Anybody know if the default state is defined?
> >
> > Martin
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