> Harold,
>
> I am familiar with this problem.
>
> 1. you do not have enough decoupling caps on the board
>    when you plug in caps on ICD2 works
> 2. you do not have reset pull-up resistor
>
> if you forgot about reset pull-up you can use internal reset
>
>
> Andre Abelian

Thanks! I would think that these would generally mess up everything. Here,
my entire project is running, but if I set a simple USB loopback (read
FT245R and, if there's a character, write it back), all characters are
looped back as nulls. Prior to entering the loop, I sent "Hello World" out
the FT245R, and it appeared properly on Bray's Terminal watching the
virtual com port the FT245 was going to. So, it looks like I'm reading
nulls since the Hello World worked. The FT245R is a parallel bus
interface. I've got it on the 8 lsb of port b. It works in debug, but not
without the debugger.

As for the rest of the application, I'm reading a camera chip and driving
a display module. The display is also on portb. The camera and display are
working fine.

The reading of the FT245R is very simple. I tristate portb, drive rdn low,
wait about 100ns, copy the 8 lsb of portb to the result (this is written
in C), then drive rdn high. Simple enough... Works in debug....

THANKS for the ideas! Any more?

Harold


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