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PIC18F1320 Internal EEPROM Problem?

 
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PIC18F1320 Internal EEPROM Problem?
PostPosted: Tue Mar 16, 2004 6:04 pm     Reply with quote

Hello,

I have a problem with the internal eeprom of pic18f1320?

To view the complete picture... this what happend:
[1] I download the code to the PIC
[2] I execute the run button
[3] check the content to the eeprom then check if its ok

Next...
[4] I turn-off the power
[5] I read the content of the eeprom
[6] Unfortunately it read 0000 instead of 0009

Next....
[7] I plug the ICD cable and the other end to the PIC
[8] I execute the run button
[9] read the content of the eeprom and it read 0009 ---> this is weird?

Anyone have the same problem? can you share some insights.. I really need the internal eeprom if I can't make a workaround I might use a 64bytes external eeprom (microwire I guess).

My eeprom read and write routine below:
Code:

#int_eeprom
void eeprom_isr() // write device address to data eeprom interrupt routine
{
   while (!EEIF); // wait for eeprom write to complete
   EEIF=0;        // clear eeprom interrupt flag
   WREN=0;        // inhibits erase or write cycles?
}


void mtask_write_eeprom(unsigned int8 uiAddr, unsigned int8 uiData)
{
   EEIF = 0;         // make sure that interrupt flag is cleared
   EEDR = uiAddr;    // load address here
   EEDATA = uiData;  // load data here
   EEPGD = 0;        // point to data eeprom memory
   WREN = 1;         // allow erase or write cycles?
   disable_interrupts(global); // required to disable interrupts
   EECON2 = 0x55;    // write 0x55 (a required sequence?)
   EECON2 = 0xAA;    // write 0xAA (a required sequence?)
   EEWR = 1;         // initiates a data eeprom erase/write cycle
   #asm nop #endasm  // one clock cycle delay
   enable_interrupts(global); // restore all interrupts
   while (EEWR);     // wait for write cycle to complete
   #asm nop #endasm  // one clock cycle delay
   return; // return to main
}

unsigned int8 mtask_read_eeprom(unsigned int8 uiAddr)
{
   EEDR = uiAddr;    // load address here
   EEPGD = 0;        // point to data eeprom memory
   #asm nop #endasm  // one clock cycle delay
   EERD = 1;         // initiates a eeprom memory read
   return(EEDATA);   // return EEDATA
}

write_long_int_eeprom(unsigned int8 uiAddr, unsigned int16 ui16Data)
{
   unsigned int8 i;

   for (i=0; i<2; i++)  // write device address into two bytes location
      mtask_write_eeprom(i+uiAddr, *(&ui16Data+i));
}

unsigned int16 read_long_int_eeprom(unsigned int8 uiAddr)
{
   unsigned int8 i;
   unsigned int16 ui16Result;

   for (i=0; i<2; i++)  // read device address from two bytes location
      *(&ui16Result+i) = mtask_read_eeprom(i+uiAddr);
   return(ui16Result);
}



I need your comments and suggestion on this guys and [spam]...

Thank u.
Neutone



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PostPosted: Tue Mar 16, 2004 11:27 pm     Reply with quote

I would push some values into the EEPROM during programming. At the very least it would double what you know is working.
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