EEPROM Space cut off on BS2sx
I have two stamps, a BS2 and a BS2sx. I got the BS2sx because of the increased capacity to hold code.
Now this just started and I've been using this BS2sx for a while. For some reason, even when I write a new program and label it as a BS2sx program, the Basic Stamp Editor (version 2.4 for windows) is telling me that the EEPROM is full with 2k worth of code. As though it has the same capacity as my BS2. That's an 1/8 of what it should be able to hold. Both the program suffix and syntax identifier in the program are both set to BS2sx.
The program I'm writing is right at the 2k mark, I want to keep it around there so I run it on the BS2 for its power saving qualities. But I have NO room for debug commands if I am limited to 2k.
Any one know why it would do that or what I can do to fix it?
-Aaron
Now this just started and I've been using this BS2sx for a while. For some reason, even when I write a new program and label it as a BS2sx program, the Basic Stamp Editor (version 2.4 for windows) is telling me that the EEPROM is full with 2k worth of code. As though it has the same capacity as my BS2. That's an 1/8 of what it should be able to hold. Both the program suffix and syntax identifier in the program are both set to BS2sx.
The program I'm writing is right at the 2k mark, I want to keep it around there so I run it on the BS2 for its power saving qualities. But I have NO room for debug commands if I am limited to 2k.
Any one know why it would do that or what I can do to fix it?
-Aaron
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- Stephen
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PG
I guess that I just never had a program go over that limit.