storing data and dumping data?


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    Default 256 bytes of EEprom

    "The PIC16F876/877 devices have 256 bytes of
    EEPROM data memory"

    This was taken from page 41 of the Datasheet.

    I only read and write one byte at a time so I can't help with the other part of your question.

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    Default Data logging

    The internal EEROM on a PIC is probably not a good place to store data. One, the space is very small, two, the EEROM has a wearout lifetime.

    Have a look at 'serial memory' of the 24LC512 variety. These are simple to interface but are only a small size for a logger. The M25P64 and M25P128 are much bigger but a little harder to use. Probably the best solution for data logging is the SD/MMC cards which are outstanding size for the money.

    HTH
    Brian

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    Talking thanks

    thanks for the tips, I will loop into the serial external devices...
    Padawan-78

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