Hi,

I did it in a following way: I set up a PIC as a master, connecting the
resonator as it would be alone. Than, I lead the CLKOUT to another PIC's
CLKIN. It worked.

I hope this helps.

Imre


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On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, Tobie Horswill wrote:

> Hi, I was wondering if there were any quirks that I should know of if I want
> to drive several PICs from the same clock ? A 20MHz ceramic resonator in
> this particular case. Can I simply run all the PICs clock inputs in parallel
> on the same resonator ? Somehow this doesn't feel wright, perhaps I should
> "regenerate" the clock at TTL level first ? I recall a circuit that did
> something like this on the MicroChip site but couldn't track it down...
>
> regards,
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