When programming, you have to click the release from reset button to
allow the program to run - the PIC stays in reset for programming
untill you tell the ICD2 to take !MCLR high.

Or, something in your circuit could be stopping the ICD2 controlling !MCLR.

On 5/23/05, Paul van der Linden <pvdl1984@xs4all.nl> wrote:
> I think I've found the problem, but not the solution:
> When I program it with the icd2(without debug executive), it only runs
> if I disconnect the icd2.
> I've found out that if the icd2 is connected, mclr is always low. I
> think there is a fault in my circuit, but I can't find it.
> Paul
> 
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