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Thanks, One thing i wasn't getting was, going low on an IO pin grounds it.
The manuals just say going low is 0v, and high is 5v.
So i figured setting a pin low would simply drop any outward voltage. I didn't know it caused a grounding.

Connecting an IO pin such as P4 to the RES pin and using the Command LOW P4 did the trick.

What is the command in basic, to return the pin back to default? Do i just set it as an input? "INPUT P4"?
I'm going to use the bluetooth uart adapters IO pins for bluetooth controlled bots, and a cheap <$2 pic on IR controlled projects.

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Once you do the reset, all the pins are automatically made an input.

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Unless of course i'm using a secondary MCU to force a reset on a locked/looped primary MCU.

So i'll take that as a yes, setting it back to an input should do the trick.
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