Okeedokee.

It doesn't matter where I pick up ground within the system, the readings 
are the same.

I could be wrong but I don't think I did a booboo.

But there must be something wrong somewhere.

Mark Skeels
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Geo wrote:
>  >Power to the proto board is *present *during ICD use.
>   
>> *My problem:* MPLAB reports (running self test) that *Target VDD and 
>> Module VPP are "Low."
>>
>> *Under the "Power" tab of the ICD2 Settings window it reports Target Vdd 
>> and Target Vpp as 0V.
>>
>> I have checked back to the connector on the ICD2 and proper 
>> levels/connections exist there.
>>   
>>     
> Where is the negative wire to your multimeter connected?
> Often it is a common ground connection between units - leaving your 
> multimeter negative lead in one place shows correct voltages everywhere 
> but move that lead as well as the positive one.
>
> George
>   
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