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Another good catch. Thanks again for your help.

Ok, I'm not sure what I was doing wrong before, but it is working now. Manually clearing the interrupts fixed the problem.

Interrupt code:
#INT_RA
void SupplyEncoderInt(void)
{
...

So if I added:

clear_interrupt(INT_RA0_L2H);
clear_interrupt(INT_RA1_L2H);
Would that clear it out? I added them and it did not make a difference.

I even went as far as addin ...

Having a problem with a simple encoder wheel and interrupt on the RA lines.

In the setup section, I have turned on the interrupts like such:

enable_interrupts(INT_TIMER1); ...

I have recently ran into a problem when I run in debug mode and try to view the contents of an array (Any RAM location actually), where I get the following error whenever I hover the mouse over the ar ...

Thanks for the detailed info.

Wayne - Correct, the last char would be the null, so only the 4 would be accepted for command. Hence the last case is if the command did not match one of the defined ones listed in the menu.

Is th ...

John,

Very cool. I was unaware about setting it to VT100. Thanks for the info.

I have defined the variables up front for the maximum size expected and gave the user the expected ranges. So if they were to put in a value that was too high, it would fail. For example if they wer ...

Per the Microsoft website, you can not clear the Hyperterminal screen.

While(1)
{
DisplayMenu();
ProcessMenu();
}
} ...

Here are some descriptions of it. Second one has code, but for Arduino, you might be able to modify that to work.

http://www.sbprojects.com/knowledge/ir/rc6.htm

http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/y ...

Take a look in the datasheet for the proper connection of MCLR. If I remember off hand, you can pull it up to 5v via a 4.7K resistor.

As you stated, it works with your one board, but not with the ...

You probably could use the batteries, as long as they can handle the LED current as well. How about the MCLR pin, what is going on with that one? How is it connected in the protoboard? Did you try ...

Not really, the rules apply to the _code_ forum, not here...
This is one of the forums, where 'asking for help' is expected, but _help_, not 'write it for me'...

It was in the code forum and got ...

How good is your power supply (Is it clean?), also what are you doing with your MCLR pin on the protoboard? You might want to do a test where you change the MCLR pin to be an IO and see if that works ...