At 11:11 AM 5/14/2001 +1200, you wrote:

You may want to check the MCLR line to ensure that it is tied high and does
not reset the chip. The 2 differences between the RICE17A and using a chip
is the reset line is not active and the target board crystal is not used by
the emulator.

Good luck,

Peter
>Hello,  I have some code (compiled by CCS pcm compiler) which
>sends my PIC16LF84 into never never land.  When I try to see
>what's happening by plugging in my RICE 17A instead of the real
>chip, the code does not lock up.
>
>I know the problem is caused by function calls which contain the
>CCS library function Write_Eeprom().  Does anyone have any ideas
>whats goes on.
>
>How does the RICE 17A handle the EEPROM stuff?
>
>Thanks.
>
>
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