someone said:

> > to set the A port to digital output.  Now, however, when I put the pic
> > in the circuit, it flashes the LED at about 950 MHz! I also tried the
>
  Maybe when people have too good scopes they could tell foolish things ?
:-0     I always want to flash a LED at 1GHz... The viewers eyes are
delighted to see such a miracle... You must do a picture to remember that
after 20 years.  And before telling someone, read more carefully the
electric specifications of your PIC datasheet.
Maybe the Microchip team will hire you for the next 1GHz PIC design.

Vasile
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> Maybe you used an rfPIC by mistake ;)
>
> You could try one of the blink programs at www.voti.nl/wisp628, just to
> check your hardware.
>
> Wouter van Ooijen
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>
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