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I'm currently using the following:
EEPromIndex var WORD
EEPromIndex=0
I2CRead SDA,SCL,rddev,EEPromIndex,[NextCard.HighByte,NextCard.LowByte]
One would think you could use the following w/o the variable and get the same results:
I2CRead SDA,SCL,rddev,0,[NextCard.HighByte,NextCard.LowByte]
However the program stalls out at that line if I go without the variable. Thoughts?
DynamoBen, It is probably because the immediate declaration of "0" is sized for 8 bits or 1 byte, as opposed to using the variable which is declared as a word for the eeprom addressing. That is why one should be carefull when using constants instead of variables.
Dave Purola,
N8NTA
A word sized variable, even when it contains a value of 0, is still a 16-bit
value. PBP just clocks out 16 0's instead of 8.
Using an inline or direct value of 0 as the address argument with I2CRead
PBP is most likely interpreting this as an 8-bit address value, and clocking
out only 1/2 the required number of bits for the EEPROM address.
I guess the variable stays then.