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| IronMan | Date: Tuesday, 16/Nov/2010, 10:53 PM | Message # 1 |
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Sergeant
Group: Former Students
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| hey colleagues ...
i finished my project code along with it's needed hardware configuration , and it's working fine , if any1 needs help ask and i'll try to help  ofcourse every design is unique but the idea is the same ...
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| Sandra | Date: Tuesday, 14/Dec/2010, 6:03 PM | Message # 2 |
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Group: Former Students
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| hello there, I finished writing the code.. but i encountered a problem when i tried to test my EEPROM module, i'm certain that i wrote the code correctly as it was explained in the datasheet but it keeps reading 0xFF (the default value of the EEPROM data memory) i was wondering if you went into that problem and if you have solved it
thanks in advance 
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| IronMan | Date: Tuesday, 14/Dec/2010, 10:50 PM | Message # 3 |
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Sergeant
Group: Former Students
Messages: 9
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| hey sandra , yes i went through this problem but i kept trying to solve it until i did , well there are some important things you have to remember when writing to EEPROM , and so many friends have been asking about the EEPROM so i'll do a small tutorial in the Embedded software section ,if the tutorial didn't solve the problem contact me again then .
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| Sandra | Date: Friday, 17/Dec/2010, 9:27 PM | Message # 4 |
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Group: Former Students
Messages: 2
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| thanks for the tutorial, i guess it didn't come to my mind to put on some delay while it was writing, it was a great help
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| IronMan | Date: Saturday, 18/Dec/2010, 1:37 AM | Message # 5 |
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Sergeant
Group: Former Students
Messages: 9
Status: Offline
| you're welcome , i'am here to help ;-) glad that it worked in the end ..
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