sing BS2 to save to a serial EEPROM
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I have currently been working on a project which intales me to save
600 data points for 4 variables and somebody suggested to use a
serial eeprom. I was wondering if anybody had any code or Ideas on
how to program the BS2 to write these data points for these
variables so that I could retrieve them. I am limited in my ability
to write a pbasic program i only did a boe bot in Engineering class
but understand most consepts!!
Thanks for your time,
Mark
600 data points for 4 variables and somebody suggested to use a
serial eeprom. I was wondering if anybody had any code or Ideas on
how to program the BS2 to write these data points for these
variables so that I could retrieve them. I am limited in my ability
to write a pbasic program i only did a boe bot in Engineering class
but understand most consepts!!
Thanks for your time,
Mark
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uebermenchens@a... writes:
> I have currently been working on a project which intales me to save
> 600 data points for 4 variables and somebody suggested to use a
> serial eeprom. I was wondering if anybody had any code or Ideas on
> how to program the BS2 to write these data points for these
> variables so that I could retrieve them. I am limited in my ability
> to write a pbasic program i only did a boe bot in Engineering class
> but understand most consepts!!
>
I have just written a data logging program using the BS2E. Banks 1 through 7
can record 7 variables. Since I am just starting with this, the data is
entered via debug but could be entered via serin. Bank 1 stores a word of data,
then switches to bank2, which stores a word of data, switches to bank 3, and so
on. When the program starts up I have an option to Write or Read. I write
data, then press reset and choose the Read option. All the data that was
written is displayed on the debug screen. The program in each bank is very
small
and there is enough EEPRO to record about 750 words of data. The data is
actually written in bytes but it takes two bytes for each data entry so I treat
each entry as a word. The program is not finalized yet but you are welcome to
what I have if you have a BS2E.
Sid Weaver
W4EKQ
Port Richey, FL
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I did the same recently, I have found informations in a book for stamp's
projects
from Parallax, " STAMPWORKS" version 1.2, page 197, experiment # 32
about I2C protocol. I think you will find all you need.
Hope it help..
Good luck
Rene
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