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    Iam working with 16F876A.i want to store and read two different word in eeprom at different locations.
    For first word i used

    Write 0,numb.highbyte
    Write 1,numb.lowbyte

    What be for second word?
    Second word is Tempp

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    Default Re: internal eeprom problem

    Hi,
    Next free location would be 2 so
    Code:
    WRITE 2, TempB.Highyte
    WRITE 3, TempB.LowByte
    Or you can use the WORD modifier and let PBP handle the high/low byte stuff (I don't know in what order it writes it so either you look into that or you use the WORD modifier when you READ the data as well)
    Code:
    WRITE 0, WORD Numb
    WRITE 2, WORD TempB
    Or....
    Code:
    WRITE 0, WORD Numb, WORD TempB
    /Henrik.

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    Tkanks Henrik.I got my work done.
    I had one more problem.iam making Thermistor based thermostat. My problem is my temperature does not go below 0 degree. Please help me out.

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    Default Re: internal eeprom problem

    Then you need to travel to a location where it's colder than where you're currently situated....

    Seriously though, don't you have another thread where you're discussing that topic?

    As I said in that thread, BYTES and WORDS in PBP aren't signed so comparisons like If myValue < 0 won't work because myValue (if it's a BYTE or WORD) will always be considered to be either zero or larger than 0.

    Apart from that I'm not up to speed with what you're doing, how you're measuring the thermistor, what values you're getting for different temperature etc.

    /Henrik.

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