We are using the pico to display on a vga monitor (using the 'tv' module). The code runs fine when the pico is plugged into the computer (even when "disconnected"), but as soon as we unplug the cord, the code runs fine but the vga monitor does not display correctly (it flashes, jumps around the screen, and sometimes displays an error). We have tested a few things and don't think it's a power or memory issue, so it must be something the computer transmits to the pico even when it's not technically connected. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing the problem?
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We are using the pico to display on a vga monitor (using the 'tv' module). The code runs fine when the pico is plugged into the computer (even when "disconnected"), but as soon as we unplug the cord, the code runs fine but the vga monitor does not display correctly (it flashes, jumps around the screen, and sometimes displays an error). We have tested a few things and don't think it's a power or memory issue, so it must be something the computer transmits to the pico even when it's not technically connected. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing the problem?