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  1. - 31st January 2009, 13:45 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    Hey Alain, try parameter D122
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    LOL ... seems EEPROM just need ~ twice the program memory time ...



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    Thanks, guys.

    I suspected that the data sheet provided the information to actually rely upon, but . . .

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    You could still measure it yourself to know the truth. Use internal Timer, MPLAB StopWatch or toggle a I/O and measure it with a Scope or with PICKIT 2 logic analyzer.
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