At 10:58 AM 6/7/01 -0700, you wrote:
>I've never run into this combination before so I thought I would forward
>this to the list for Soni...
>
>...I would assume the thing to do is disable the WDT before you SLEEP and
>then re-enable it on wake up, but I've never had cause to use SLEEP so I
>don't really know.

You can't turn the WDT off (this is actually a valuable feature), it's
controlled by a configuration bit. Otherwise noise etc. could turn the
WDT off accidentally.

I think I'd leave the WDT operating, and deal with the momentary wake-ups
by using the STATUS register to distinguish between WDT resets and the other
kind. If that negatively impacts battery life etc. too much, then I'd look
at never turning it on, or using an external WDT.

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