If you are using the PicKit2 you can read and write EEPROM data only.
Read the EEPROM then make the changes in the PicKit2 window then re-write.
If you are using the PicKit2 you can read and write EEPROM data only.
Read the EEPROM then make the changes in the PicKit2 window then re-write.
Dave
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If you have a spare pin available on your 16F876, then you can use it for a serial connection and change eeprom values all the times you like, using the WRITE instruction.My project needs to have six bytes of EEprom manually updated but I don’t want to reprogram the entire code section or the remaining prom. Comments please.
Al.
All progress began with an idea
Naturally.But that would mean the code would have to be changed??
Al.
All progress began with an idea
Thanks fellows for your help. Dave, I have no Pickit2, too bad, that would do the trick. Al, I may be able to rig a serial input to use the Write command. Thanks for the solutions.
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