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Jon-
A quick count of your DATA storage gave me an answer of > 225 bytes,
i.e. from location 0 to 225+. Since you're storing data at locations
150...190 with WRITE statements, that will overwrite your DATA
declarations in those locations.
Use alt-m to view your eeprom map and pick out available locations
not used by code or DATA statements for your non-volatile storage.
Steve
A quick count of your DATA storage gave me an answer of > 225 bytes,
i.e. from location 0 to 225+. Since you're storing data at locations
150...190 with WRITE statements, that will overwrite your DATA
declarations in those locations.
Use alt-m to view your eeprom map and pick out available locations
not used by code or DATA statements for your non-volatile storage.
Steve