Can Propeller be made to use 24C128?
william chan
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If my program size is small, can I use 24C128 eeprom instead of the usual 24C256 to save costs?
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The Propeller Tool downloads the program to RAM, then instructs the Prop's bootloader to copy the program to the EEPROM. During that process, it checks to make sure the copy works properly and I believe that will fail if you don't have 32K of working EEPROM there.
Is there that much difference in cost between a 16K and a 32K EEPROM?
That's what I would try to do.
I think he's trying to save money by using a smaller main EEPROM. Having an additional data EEPROM is not the objective.
William,
What you're trying to do is not impossible; but once I started to consider how it might be done, it rapidly became apparent that it wasn't worth the effort to do or to explain. Is there really a compelling cost differential, or are you just fishing?
-Phil
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Post Edited (Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)) : 12/24/2008 3:53:55 AM GMT
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