It sounds like you may be using the OWL2pe data logger from EME Systems, because its serial number is in fact stored in slot 15 as two words occupying locations 2044 through 2047.
STORE 15 ' serial # stored in slot 15
READ 2044,Word z, Word y
SEROUT 16,baudmode,[noparse][[/noparse]"Serial_Number:",HEX4 y,HEX4 z,CR,"Enter new number: "]
SERIN 16,baudmode, [noparse][[/noparse]HEX4 y, HEX4 z] ' to be new serial number, 8 digits
SEROUT 16,baudmode, [noparse][[/noparse]CR,"Okay ",HEX4 y, HEX4 z,CR]
WRITE 2044,WORD z,WORD y
STORE 0 ' if this is where the store pointer needs to be
You can put anything you want in those locations, however, it is something that EME Systems puts there for the purpose of tracking, and it supposed to match the serial number printed on the circuit board. The high 4 digits are the hardware revision number and the lower 4 digits are the sequence number. If you need to track your own project information, slot 15 is a good place to write it.
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READ 2044,Word z, Word y
STORE 0
SEROUT 16,baudmode,[noparse][[/noparse]"Serial_Number:",HEX4 y,HEX4 z,CR]
...and i want to change the serial number
You can put anything you want in those locations, however, it is something that EME Systems puts there for the purpose of tracking, and it supposed to match the serial number printed on the circuit board. The high 4 digits are the hardware revision number and the lower 4 digits are the sequence number. If you need to track your own project information, slot 15 is a good place to write it.
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Tracy Allen
www.emesystems.com