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Thank you for your remark Ttelmah (learned already a lot qua posting ;)).

But setting all the fuses depends on what kind project I'm using and how familiar I'm with the compiler and micro-controll ...

You are totally right MR Ttelmah.

I really didn't know that, that would have had an effect on the rest of the back for PORT B.

Just learned something know, Thnx.

And yeah you are right temtr ...

Hi guys or [spam],

It's me again.

I have a problem with my software UART. I have had it working but i don't receive anything anymore on my terminal program.
I have tested the product that i am ...

There is no arguing in that. But the implementation of decoupling capacitors is to reduce the noise on the power supply going into the mcu. Therefore all measurement will be the "same".
On ...

Thank you all for the comments. But I found the problem. It was just a F****** freshman mistake. NEVER EVER TRUST A BREADBOARD. I thought it would be easy to test it fast with a breadboard but of cour ...

I have rebuild the whole setup and added all the decoupling capacitor. And in addition added some capacitors on the power supply line (more than enough). Also replaced the 4.7 uF for a 10 uF (atm no l ...

Yup there is a current limiting resistor that does not allow any current higher than 5 mA (that's what the pin maximum can handle). Even tested it only with an oscilloscope, but that didn't help eithe ...

I'm write the program in CCS C compiler and program the MCU with the dedicated tool for pickit 2. So there is no MPLAB involved.

Hello,

I'm trying to program the PIC24HJ128GP202 with compiler version 5.007 for a simple blinking led function to confirm if the code and MCU works. For the clock I will be using the internal cloc ...