>I'm not completely sure what this means.. but, as mentioned in the
>original email, pins 11 and 32 are connected to the 7805, 31 and 12
>connected to ground, and there is 5.05V, ~200 mA at pins 11 and
>32 (measured with a multimeter)...

Do you mean the PIC is pulling 200mA? That's about 190mA too much
if all you're driving is an LED! Do you have at least a 0.1uF capacitor
near the PIC? (between 0V & +5V) Put a 47uF one there too.

> > RC connected and it's working ?
>
>I was under the impression when I specify RC Oscillator, that uses the
>internal oscillator of the PIC, so I do not need to use an external
>oscillator.. If you mean have I verified that there is a ~1mhz signal
>(1/4 of the 4 mhz frequency of the internal oscillator, right?) coming
>out of CLKOUT with an oscilloscope or not, I haven't had the chance to do
>that yet..

No, the 16F877 has no *internal* RC mode. You have to add a resistor
and capacitor as per the data sheet to set the frequency in RC mode.
David...

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