Hello,
	Yeah, there is dancing in the streets tonight. I found it and I fixed=20
it. I should have gone to the store but this thing was bugging me so=20
much I decided to do some more work on it. The socket had not one but=20
two bad pins in it. In the forty and some odd years that I have been=20
doing this I can count the number of bad sockets I have come across on=20
one hand and all of those only had one bad pin. Argh, what a mess to try=20
and find. The help and suggestions have been greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
rich! :)

Hello all,
     I breadboarded a 7107 so that I could make some changes as I went=20
along. I have it sitting here and working. Pins 35, 32, and 30 have to=20
be interconnected and hooked to ground. You also need to put a high=20
value resistor from the input connection to the 1 meg resistor that is=20
connected to the IN HIGH pin. In the manner that you said Robert. I=20
checked all three of my chips and they are good. The problem is a=20
mistake on my board. I'm going to quit for the day.
Thanks,
rich!
P.S. Marcel, thanks for the tip on the datasheet but I was already using it=
..
rich!
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