reading, writing, and displaying from eeprom

[Jerson]

Rhatidbwoy

I am finding it quite difficult to comprehend your code without comments. Anyway,

See the following fragment of your code in the ENTER routine

tra = 0
tra1 = 38
for e = 0 to 48
lookup2 e,[ee7,ee8,ee9,ee10,ee11,ee12,ee13,ee14,ee15,ee16,ee1 7,ee18,_
ee19,ee20,ee21,ee22,ee23,ee24,ee25,ee26,ee27,ee28, ee29,ee30,_
ee31,ee32,ee33,ee34,ee35,ee36,ee37,ee38,ee39,ee40, ee41,ee42,_
ee43,ee44,ee45,ee46,ee47,ee48,ee49,ee50,ee51,ee52, ee53,ee54,_
ee55],ee
serout 0,4,[TRA1,ee]
write tra, ee
tra = tra + 1 ' next tra
tra1 = tra1 + 1
next e

From this, I infer the TRA variable is used as an address for eeprom write. If you see, this variable is initialized to zero and writes the 48 bytes from address 0 onwards. You read from address 7. Confirmation if this is the problem will be garbled data from channel 0 up when you happen to change channel 2 and higher.

Jerson

[Rhatidbwoy]

ok that make sense. Pointing at it really help. going blind at such a young age. Me that is. Ok, I will have to try that and see what happens.

Then the other thing that I will have to do is make more notes to what is doing what. Thanks!

[Rhatidbwoy]

I have made the corrections as far as the TRA in label ENTER and still gt no good response. Thinking that there was a problem with how I am going at the read write i used the sample program with some modification and got it to work.

The READ/WRITE sample program was for SEROUT so I changed it to LCDOUT and I got for the information to work. I was also available to see that the information that I was working with was stored in the eeprom. That is a good thing.

With my program knowing that I have to set everything I tried a few lines and see if anything would change. Nothing. A few lines as far as a channel in one menu then a channel in another menu. Nothing. I am still plucking the minds to figure what can be done.

[Rhatidbwoy]

ok. got the problem figure out. I would have like the information to go from line to linet. I was writing it as line = linet. Not the way to go. I needed for it to be linet = line.