If you do not know what caused the resets, how can you then be sure, that they can be simply ignored???


You want the monoflop to restart your micro, when it hangs, but you inhibit the monoflop by software?? What if the micro hangs, with inhibited monoflop??? Come on, what are you doing there? You cannot solve a hardware problem with illogical code. You should solve the problem, but not make it more and more complicated.


You aren't concerned?? You are sitting on a time bomb and you aren't concerned? Are we nuts who we try to remove noise and use protection circuitries, wasting the money of our company by putting totally senseless parts on the board? Come on, wake up! Try to find the reason for the subsequent resetings.


Hello? I thought you aren't concerned? Any possibility of monoflop failing? No, remember you have modified the code and solved the problem..

Ganeshan, I can understand that you are under time pressure and need to find a solution for your problem. But don't solve the problem by closing your eyes and by designing "magic code". You have an elementary hardware problem, which must be solved by elementary hardware measures.

Kai