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Originally Posted by Astronouth7303
Say, There is a compile option for large/small space. Would that have to do with this?
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If your code (not data, meaning variables) is over 32k (I think. It might be 64k) in compiled size, you have to use the large memory model. Check the size of the .HEX file. If it is greater than 32k or 64k and you don't have any large arrays or stuff like that, try the large model.
Try downloading the default code (sorry if you already tried this). It might be that somehow your code is entering an infinite loop/it takes too long to process something and the master processor shuts it down. We had this happen to us do to a hardware component malfunstioning and our code wasn't built to handle the values it was recieving.
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That second error would be indicated by a flashing orange LED, so I don't think that is it.