See below...
John Ferrell
http://DixieNC.US


john: you are right, my programming teacher at high school always scolded me
for lazy indentation and scarce/non-existant commenting. when i'm working on
the code i always think "there's no need for it, this is so simple and
selfexplanatory!" but if i put it away for a couple of weeks and then look
back at it not only i have a hard time figuring out what it does, but i
could also swear that it wasn't me who wrote it :) Should i post code again
in the future i promise it will be presented in a better form.

*Most of the guys who really know the answers off the tops of their heads 
will not bother with looking at your code without reasonable formatting. I 
consider myself a "top down" programmer. I start by writing the comments and 
then I do the code. It works for me and my meat-memory is old enough to be 
on Medicare...


maybe it is resetting for hardware causes? how should i check that?
*All inputs should be tied either up, down or to a signal.
  The power supply should be bypassed at the chip.
   How do you know it is running?


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