| ??? 05/22/05 13:43 Read: times |
#93711 - Maybe! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
James
You can select a part of your code (or complete if it is possible) And put your circuit in a bred board, in this situation you have some more possibility Change your ic's to check result Change your crystal to check result And some other elements if in one of above sitiation your circuit worked safely in main board Change that element but if a same result occurred then the problem is from your soldering and you must resoldering your board Mehdi |
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