On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 13:10:49 -0600, Philip Stortz wrote:

>it could also easily be a layout problem, which are hard to find even
>with a scope sometimes.  too slow a transition because capacitive or
>other loading, or noise coupling in signal lines or power supply can all
>easily cause maddening semi random problems (if you're lucky they are
>consistent problems, much, much easier to trouble shoot).  was this a
>software or hardware demo or both?  if it was only software that is
>probably the source of the problem, but it could still be something more
>subtle and maddening.
>

If I'm not mistaken, this discussion is on the EEPROM within the '628
not an external one. If there's a layout problem, it's on the die and
it's going to be up to Microchip to fix it. :=)


Regards, Bob

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