Writing to EEPROM oddly #35
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It's hard to debug because you can't really trust that the data from the D command is accurate either. I suspect that the code is writing to the chip, but the addressing is wrong. 33 and 41 are both part of the zap pattern and EA is in the values that you write. Check that you don't have any address lines swapped or shorted and also check the clock and data lines to the shift registers. The troubleshooting guide has some tips for this, particularly the A command. You should be able to write some different address values and verify that they are being presented on the correct pins at the EEPROM. |
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It's hard to debug because you can't really trust that the data from the D command is accurate either. I suspect that the code is writing to the chip, but the addressing is wrong. 33 and 41 are both part of the zap pattern and EA is in the values that you write. Check that you don't have any address lines swapped or shorted and also check the clock and data lines to the shift registers.
The troubleshooting guide has some tips for this, particularly the A command. You should be able to write some different address values and verify that they are being presented on the correct pins at the EEPROM.