| ??? 02/04/05 01:50 Modified: 02/04/05 02:47 Read: times |
#86511 - EEprom Responding to: ???'s previous message |
28C EEPROM series are too slow to be written to in a serial ISR @ 1200+ You normally would not try to write to eeprom within in interrupt! The data would be buffered to ram and another task would take care of writing to the slow eeprom. |
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