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NEWZED@AOL.COM wrote :

> I have one question - pin 4 is indicated as an I/O and
> MCLR.  My understanding is the MCLR must always be pulled high for
> normal operation.
>
> How can this be accomplished and the pin still be used as an I/O.  Can
> someone enlighten me, please.


See page 52 in the data sheet, description for "bit 5".

Jan-Erik.

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