Thanks.

Jinx wrote:
> 
> Skip, the PIC will run down as slow as you want, all the way down to
> DC and single-stepping . I looked into this with regard to reducing power
> consumption (below a certain frequency there's no further drop)
> 
> http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/joecolquitt/0f84rc.html
> 
> If you want really slow you'd have to use an external clock, not RC
> 
> 
> I tried it once and it did help sort out a problem. The PIC was running with
> external RC, R being a pot. What also works is s/w switching in a different
> R (eg with a 4066). This may have an application where the PIC is normally
> running slowly to save power, but needs to speed up for comms. Not as
> useful now as it once was, many current PICs having s/w selectable speeds
> 
> 
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