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I'm not sure if this is the right place to put this but I recently bought a W65C02 to build a simple computer I had it working but I took it apart now its not outputting on the address/data pins. I'm not sure if I have bricked it the part was ordered from jameco. Any responses would be helpful. Thank you.
here's the picture(Sorry about my bad wiring):

I'll echo Garth's question. From where did you obtain your 65C02? If it was from anyone other than an authorized WDC distributor it's likely you have a counterfeit part.

In any query such as yours always provide a schematic and if possible, any test data that you acquired while trying to troubleshoot. Photos of the unit are also helpful, as they may reveal to the trained eye a construction flaw that is preventing your unit from working. There's no way to determine from your description what the problem may be.

Do you have the CPUs BE (bus enable) pin tied off appropriately?

Welcome, PersonHuman! I'm sure we can resolve your puzzle, given enough information.

Please respond with replies- people may easily miss edits to earlier posts.

Clicking your photo link gives me, "The requested URL was not found on this server. That’s all we know."

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You do mention that you "took it apart," and I'm presuming it wasn't working after you put it back together again. Walk through your conections very carefully; it's easy to get one wrong or forget one. (This happened to me just the other day when I put back together a breadboarded project I'd taken apart; I'd forgotten that my PIA needed the system clock input as well.)

Bus enable and clock in are all hooked up properly and the part was bought from a legit seller. I'd be happy to answer any more questions.

Hello, and welcome. Just thought I'd mention... being willing to answer questions is OK, but what's better is to make an effort to volunteer as much info as possible. And do your best to be specific. (Thanks, btw, for adding the photo attachment -- that's helpful. )

"Hooked up properly" is rather vague, unfortunately. We don't know what you think is proper. Also, what exactly do you mean by, "not outputting on the address/data pins" ? Are they high? Low? Floating? Also, you seem to have no connections to the data bus pins. Under those conditions I'm at a loss to know what you expect!

Please make an effort to talk to us and provide as much info as possible. This'll make it immensely easier to help.

Have fun and keep us posted,

Jeff

By not outputting I mean not outputting any signal high or low and by hooked up properly I meant hooked either to positive or negative depending on the pin.

Best if you slow down, read my previous post again, and think about what I'm saying. For example, "depending on the pin" is not specific. A specific answer would tell us, for each pin in question, whether it is high or low.

Understand that we need details. They matter!

Ill list off whats connected to what. If its not on here its not hooked up.

ready: positive
interrupt request : positive
non mask-able interrupt: positive
VDD: positive
VSS: negative
bus enable: positive
Phase 2 in clock: crystal oscillator high output
set overflow: positive
reset: connected by 1k resistor to positive with wire connected to button connected to negative

In the photo, the signal from the oscillator appears to connect to pin 4 of the CPU (not pin 37). Is it possible you're counting the pins clockwise, rather than counterclockwise as you should (when viewing from the top)?

Also, I don't see any bypass capacitors on the board, and that's a no-no. Garth's primer (linked to in his post upthread) is a good place to learn about basic stuff like that. (edit)

cheers,
Jeff

Right, and I also recall some other WTH moments mentioned on this forum recently.

We've all payed our dues in the Headslap Club!

Almost certainly. Even if he had the chip around backwards it would be pin 24.

I wonder what the effect of putting power between reset and A4 would be?