Like towlerg already said above, the external SPI EEPROM is the way to go. It is also easy to implement.
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Re: Picbasic/18F/internal data-EEPROM capacity > 1kbyte?
Like towlerg already said above, the external SPI EEPROM is the way to go. It is also easy to implement.
"No one is completely worthless. They can always serve as a bad example."
Anonymous
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Re: Picbasic/18F/internal data-EEPROM capacity > 1kbyte?
You can use PIC internal FLASH memory to store data, using READCODE/WRITECODE/ERASECODE.
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Re: Picbasic/18F/internal data-EEPROM capacity > 1kbyte?
True, but be aware of limitations of write operations to code memory.You can use PIC internal FLASH memory to store data, using READCODE/WRITECODE/ERASECODE.
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Re: Picbasic/18F/internal data-EEPROM capacity > 1kbyte?
Many thanks, friends, for the collective advice - all of it valuable.
You have solved the problem!
For this particular application, the writecode/readcode will get me out of trouble for prototyping; and in the revised circuit board I will use an external EEPROM.
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