??? 12/15/06 21:51 Modified: 12/15/06 21:53 Read: times |
#129589 - well ... the REAL question is ... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I think it's unreasonably hot, even for the hardware of those days, but, aside from that, why would these MCU's refuse to run in an environment where another variant does just fine? I guess I should have asked, "Why does it get so hot, and do nothing else?"
The memory is WAY faster than what's required, and the MCU is clearly marked H-12. I'm thinking I've missed something really simple and/or primitive. RE |