I have uploaded optiboot bootloader to my nano via ISP. My arduino IDE detects the board as optiboot 8MHz.Also I have selected the optiboot on 32 pin cpu (I have a 328p-au) in the ide.Ok.
But millis() is not accurate (my 1min counter (at 16mhz), only count 48.5sec in order a min when running at 8mhz.
Also IRremote works in a unreliable mode, sometimes receives ok and other times, don´t receive anything. At 16mhz all work as expected.
I should configure something more? What´s the problem with IRremote?
@srnet , an external oscillator adds components and increments price, the internal clock would be perfect for my project if IRremote is working in a reliable form.
Hello again, I tried a lot of things and finally I found that the IRremote problem is produced by a bjt NPN attached to pin 6 in PWM mode, the transistor is BC547 (max 100mA) and it is used to power (with GND) a 5v@200mA fan, and also was added a transients protection diode between GND (from the bjt output) and +5V . If change the bjt, resistor, fan and the diode, and if I connect a led with the mandatory resistor, all work as expected both 16Mhz and 8Mhz (except millis, that is not accurate, isn´t a problem). So the internal clock is not the problem, it´s hardware problem.
This will be posted in the hardware section, in adittion, if anyone can tell me a theory of what is happening would be great
