> No, just the standard "PICkit2 Starter Kit" :
> http://www.microchip.com/pickit2/
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> The 28-pin demo board in that kit :
> http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/41301A.pdf
> Scematic at page 9, the pot at the top of fig A-1.
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> It's the voltage drop over R7 that is my concern.
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> Jan-Erik.

Well, I suspect we are at a point where something in your code is
setting RA0 to an output and setting it low, i.e. writing 0 to both
TRISA and PORTA.

AIUI having a port bit set to analogue doesn't stop it being used as a
digital output port. This is used to advantage in some sneaky schemes
for doing things like making capacitance meters, by discharging the cap
and then using the A/D or comparator to measure the time it takes to get
to a certain voltage.

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