When you program chip, make sure you check OFF the debug mode in the option
window.
Rick

Micro Eng wrote:

> I have been developing my appliation using the ICD module, and so now I need
> to remove the ICD from it (unplug the RJ connector) and run in standalone so
> to speak.
>
> So I programmed the chip in my Picstart, disconnected the cable and the chip
> won't run.
>
> I even tried a "new" chip that hadn't been programmed at all yet.
>
> So is there something that I am missing on this?  I did try removing the NOP
> at the first also, but didnt make a differnce.
>
> Also put the ICD back in, programs and runs fine under those conditions.
>
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