Yes I did change it with everyone letting me know 10k range was better. But
this did not solve my problem. Turns out I just needed to turn off the Low
Voltage Programing feature in PicBasic. If this is enabled PortB.3 is used
for programming. Turned off it can be used for digital Iinput/Output.
Thanks for your suggestion
Wrong Way Ray (Raymond Choat)

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From: "Quentin" <qsc@ICON.CO.ZA>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 8:33 AM
Subject: Re: [PIC]: PortB -->


> Have you tried replacing the 47K resistor with a 10K as somebody
> suggested earlier? Methinks the 47K is to high and the input is
> floating, possible oscilating with interference causing your led's to
> switch on and of fast (you don't see it). Yellow will turn on because
> you are taking the pin to ground. A shot in the dark here. Also, what
> happens if you take the switch to +V and the resistor to ground does the
> green come on then and maybe not the yellow?
> Also, you only need 1 NOP instruction between the switching.
>
> Quentin
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