regulated source and you are "browning" out and the ooPIC is resetting.
DLC
robot8868 wrote:
> I setup the OOPic-R board with the Soundgin board so that it will
> generate a tone each second. Using 'oopic.delay' as the timer. Both
> boards are power by an Unregulated 12V power source and everything
> works fine. The tone is being generated each second. However, if I
> power both boards with a regulated 12V power source, the tone will
> generate strangely. Two very short tones and then some delay before
> the next tone. It is so strange that a change of the power source from
> an unregulated to a regulated power source creates the problem. It
> looks like that it affect the oopic clock. Even though both boards
> already have power regulator on it, I would still like to use a
> regulated power source to power them up. Anybody has an idea on why it
> happens?
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
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