El 05/10/2010 22:42, John Chung escribi=F3:
> > From the bad picture, I would say it is the protoboard itself. A bad ca=
ble usually distorts the entire clock not the first cycle itself. Try gener=
ating a signal through that cable and use the scope WHILE bending the wires=
 at both ends.
>

Even more odd... after those programming failures, the RealICE did not=20
detect when i disconnected the target device and i could do a fake=20
"program" cycle with it (no cable connected) and the clock looked the=20
same. So i think that it's something inside my RealICE.

Anyway, thanks for the tip John.

> John
>
>
>> Bad one: When trying to program
>>
>> http://imagebin.ca/view/dW3oAmVv.html
>>
>> I think that I'll need to make a new cable for the
>> programming header,
>> this problem is happenning only sometimes, maybe a
>> protoboard problem?
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Ingeniero Civil Electr=F3nico
Laboratorio MIDGEO (LF-106)
Facultad de Ciencias F=EDsicas y Matem=E1ticas
Universidad de Concepci=F3n
Concepci=F3n - Chile
+56-41-2207400
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