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1997\06\03@141148 by Gavin Jackson

Hi there

I know this subject has been covered many times, but I would like to know how to program the 64 bytes in the 16C84 with my programmer. I use MPASM and the PicStart kit.
I have had a look at the DE command, but you need to specify the address you want to program and I can't find the start address for the first EEPROM byte.
I want to program a look-up table into this space.

Chow for now

Gavin Jackson
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1997\06\04@030425 by James Kelly

1997\06\04@094621 by Jim Robertson

At 07:51 PM 6/3/97 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi there
>
>I know this subject has been covered many times, but I would like to know
how to program the 64 bytes in the 16C84 with my programmer. I use MPASM
and the PicStart kit.
>I have had a look at the DE command, but you need to specify the address
you want to program and I can't find the start address for the first EEPROM
byte.
>I want to program a look-up table into this space.
>
>Chow for now
>
>Gavin Jackson

Keep in mind the picstart 16B cannot program the data eeprom unless you are
using my firmware replacement. If you have the picstart plus you have no
problem, you didn't say which you had.

Regards

Jim







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1997\06\04@160434 by Francesco Cembrola

I know this subject has been covered many times, but I would like to know how
to program the 64 bytes in the 16C84 with my programmer. I use MPASM and the
PicStart kit.
I have had a look at the DE command, but you need to specify the address you
want to program and I can't find the start address for the first EEPROM byte.

I want to program a look-up table into this space.

Chow for now

Gavin Jackson
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Hi there  Gavin.
This the way I did it. 2100H if the start address for the EEPROM Data memory.
The end address ifs 213F, 64 bytes. If you want to programm in between just
chang the 'org' as you wish.

org    0x2100   ; starting address
de     0x10       ; places 10H in the first memory location
de       0x02       ; places  2 in next memory location
end


Francesco Cembrola
Email: fcembrolaKILLspamaol.com

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