Attached is the schematic. I am feeding the clock pin a square wave -320mv to 4.88v at 200 hz. I can't get the output to work at all. Any ideas? I just want to divide the frequency by two.

Spec sheet for the flip flop
http://www.onsemi.com/pub_link/Collateral/MC14013B-D.PDF

 

Your question is not clear. Which one of the two ICs are u using?

 

The PDF file you attached is for MC10EL32/MC100EL32. If this is the chip you are actually using then don't expect it to work. This is an emitter-coupled logic (ECL) gate and is not compatible with TTL or CMOS voltages.

You may want to use a TTL D-flip-flop such as 74LS74 or a CMOS type such as the MC14013B, or 74HC74 etc.

 

I attached the wrong PDF!!! Attached is the correct one.

I can't get the flip flop to divide by two with the attached schematic. Here is the link for the flip flop I am using.
http://www.onsemi.com/pub_link/Collateral/MC14013B-D.PDF

 

Ok. Make sure that you tie all unused inputs to GND (Vss) including the inputs of the unused flip-flop.

 

What output signal exactly do you have?

 

Its mainly high. I have a variable power supply. I have tried keeping the square wave at 5v and move the VCC from 5V to 12v. It doesn't change much either. I have a couple of the flip-flops too, so I don't think its a bad component. In a couple hours I will be able to try tying all the un-used inputs to ground. thanks

 

As Mrchips said: RESET and SET have to be tied to ground.

 

That did it, thank you. Reset and Set needed to be tied to ground. Thanks again