OK, it's time for a thorough review of some details. For example you may have a wiring error (meaning either a wire not connected according to plan, or a plan which itself contains an error).
beholder wrote:
The IRQB and NMIB pins are connected to 5v through a 3.3kohm resistor.
Alright, you need to check they're actually at 5V, then. This is the kind of detailed double-checking I mean. There could be a flaky connection, an error with the resistor color code, or even a defective resistor -- it happens! But we want IRQB and NMIB at 5V, so check that they really are.
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Just in case I made all my reset vectors go to the begging of the test program at $8000
OK, but that doesn't mean your program will work correctly when faced with spurious interrupts. (It can't work correctly, as it would be continually restarting.)
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The reset wont trigger if I use the arduino I/O pin as a clock. Program runs fine.
But when I switch to the can oscillator (1MHz) that's when program doesn't run and reset vector pin goes HIGH & LOW
I'll admit it seems odd. But construction errors often present with odd symptoms. Can you post some photos? It's hard for us to help when we can't see what's going on!
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