| ??? 09/29/07 03:35 Modified: 09/29/07 03:36 Read: times |
#145086 - No, is not! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Vidya is mentioning an important point, namely that the OP seems to have connected R and C of his reset circuit in the wrong way. Equally, whether a reset chip is better or not, the OP has made a mistake and Vidya has pointed this out. So, his answer wasn't wrong, but right!
Remember, the OP told us: Nimish said:
Reseting is very erratic and random. This confirmes the suspicion, that his reset circuit is entirely wrong because of a confusion of R and C. Would he have connected the parts in the proper way, then he hardly couldn't have observed the reseting as being "very erratic and random", could he? I also tried to point out this mistake: http://www.8052.com/forum/read.phtml?id=142668 but the OP wasn't inclined to show any reaction. Kai |



