??? 06/04/04 16:31 Read: times |
#71789 - RE: Serial EEPROM problem Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"I will follow michaels advice and check the timing now"
Why going the harder way first ? I know not which library you use, but on my I2C functions I can easy see, if start and stop are successful and also if an ACK or NACK was received. So I can exact determine, if there is something wrong on the data or already on addressing the device. Furthermore you should insert a ready polling after a byte or page write to be sure, that the write operation was finished. Also then you can see, if writing was finished to fast, that something was wrong. Peter |
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