Hello all!

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I received the following e-mail from Mr.Steve and like to share that with you!

Subject:
Re: [bascom] Strange problem
Date:
Fri, 19 May 2000 13:04:50 -0600
From:
stevem@tanisys.com
Reply-To:
bascom@grote.net
To:
bascom@grote.net




Murugan,

Typically this problem is caused by your code not initializing all the internal
RAM before starting to execute. One of your RAM locations is coming up in a
random value that is locking up the 8051. Another possibility is that you are
not properly initializing the timer before using it. This again is really a RAM
issue. Some chips are coming up with RAM values that do not effect your code
while other chips come up with values that are fatal. Particular chips tend
to usually power up with the same random values in RAM. This is why some chips
work. Please recheck your RAM initialization routines.

--- Steve


Thank you and i am exploring all options!

regards
Murugan AKT