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What I was suggesting was buffering the TIOSO signal, but stopping using the TIOSI signal. As you have found, the latter, is _sensitive_. Any load you apply here loads the crystal, and will make your ...

I just checked the TOSO and T1OSI pins with a scope.

Probing T1OSI stops the oscillator from running and the output on T1OSO is not a TTL signal.

Am I missing something?

Thanks again.

As a separate comment though, what is the 'point' of what is being done?.
You already have a TTL clock output, on the timer, driving the crystal. If you want to buffer this with the comparator, or po ...

MPLAB 8.63, PICkit 3 Debugger, Compiler 4.108.

Program Code:

#include <16f886.h>

// 4 MHz internal clock, No watchdog timer, MCLR pin used as I/O, No internal pullup resistors
#fuse ...

I was thinking more along the lines of solving this just using the MSSP module.

I have made some progress but I am starting to think your approach may end up being simpler.

Thanks.

I have a master that is transmitting a variable length sequence of bytes to a slave.

I am wondering if there is any way for the slave to detect when it has received the last byte of the sequence.
...

INTRC_IO did the trick, the program is using the correct Baud rate.

Time to check the external oscillator I guess.

Thanks again.

The #include and the printf don't match.

Good eye. Smile

I modified a canned program for my chip and didn't both with the printf.

But anyway, remove the HS fuse and change it to INTRC_IO a ...

No, I built it myself using the schematic in the PicdemZ User Guide.

I have programmed the following into the chip:

#include <18F4620.H>
#fuses HS, NOWDT
// Enable delay functions with 4 MHz clock
#use delay(clock=4000000)
#use rs232(uart1, ...