ok I have created a new file and inserted your code with some of my code required for access to the EEPROM but when I run this code nothing gets written to the chip.

This is the complete code:
Code:
@ __config _INTOSC_OSC_NOCLKOUT & _WDT_OFF & _MCLRE_ON & _LVP_OFF & _CP_OFF
clear
DEFINE OSC 4
TRISB = %00001000           
CMCON = 7                   ; Disable comparator
OPTION_REG = 0

Activate    var PORTB.2     ; 1 = access eeprom / 0 = normal operation
GO          VAR PORTB.3     ; Start switch
OK          VAR PORTB.4     ; Green LED
NOTOK       var PORTB.5     ; Red LED

Dat         VAR byte[16]
i           var word
j           var Byte
SDA         var PORTA.2
SCL         VAR PORTA.3
CntrB       var Byte
Addr        var byte

activate = 1



    for i = 0 to 15
        lookup i, [$01,$01,$01,$3c,$3c,$3c,$3c,$3c,$3c,$08,$08,$08,$21,$21,$21,$FF], j
        Dat[i] = j
    next
    for i = 0 to $7F0 step 16  'End at 2048-16 = $7F0
        CntrB = %10100000
        CntrB.3 = i.10
        CntrB.2 = i.9
        CntrB.1 = i.8
        Addr = i.lowbyte
        i2cwrite SDA,SCL,CntrB,Addr,[str Dat\16]
        pause 10
    next
activate = 0   
end
I've been struggling with this almost nonstop for a couple of days and I believe that either I think I am working with a 24LC16 chip and it is not or I have a hardware issue. The EEPROM chip is not visually accessible but my PonyProg application is detecting it as"2416" - Device type "2402-16"
This is my hardware and I ruled out any discrepancies between my drawing and actual PCB:
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Thanks for your time,

Mike