Quote Originally Posted by financecatalyst View Post
Hi

a var byte
b var byte
c var byte
d var byte
e var byte
f var byte
g var byte
num var byte[13]
ph1 var byte[13]
ph2 var byte[13]
ph3 var byte[13]
my1 var byte[13]
my2 var byte[13]
sms var byte[17]
@ ERRORLEVEL -306
yellowled var portb.4
redled var portb.5
greenled var portb.6

Include "modedefs.bas"
EEPROM 200,["+","4","4","7","8","3","2","3","2","3","1","4","6 ","+","4","4","7","9","3","1","2","2","5","2","3", "7"]

gosub load

gosub del

main:
high portb.6 : pause 30 : low portb.6

DEBUG "AT^SMGR=1",13
DEBUGIN 5000,main,[WAIT("UNREAD"),SKIP 3,STR num\13\13,SKIP 27,STR sms\17\13]

gosub chk : pause 500
DEBUG "AT+CMGD=1",13
for a=0 to 15
num[a]="0" : sms[a]="0"
next a
goto main
Well, see the highlights and draw your conclusions. There is no reason to be writing 0s to eeprom unless you really need it. So, what you've heard is not correct