| ??? 03/24/00 15:01 Read: times |
#1940 - RE: reset question |
Hi Jack,
no manufacturer define the state of the the i/o pins before reset was done. The state 0FFh was always guarantee only after reset was applied and minimal 2 cycle of the clock source was done. E.g. a crystal can need up to 20ms before it work right and during this time the state of the i/o pins was undefined. Most device goes to high directly after power up, but it was not guarantee. I have seen, that the AT89C52 goes high, but the AT89S8252 goes low after power up until the crystal was working. Also on the AT89C2051 the state during reset can be eqal to the program verify command (if some P3 pins are low driven inputs) and then the port P1 toggles crazy during the reset input was activated. Peter |
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