basic 1.1 and eeproms

[garyb]

does basic automatically tend to the timing requirements of an EEProm at U2 or must I use the PROG command anytime I am writing to EEProm?? tnx

[nmitech]

You must use the PROG command to save the program from U4 (ram) to U3 (eeprom). U2 is where the basic interpreter eprom is installed.<p>

[garyb]

Finally have everything together and the board is running Basic v1.1. Fun ! This is going to make my project MUCH easier to realize. Got 2 questions - 1) is there an easy way to erase programs stored in eeprom (U3)? 2) is it possible to store programs on the host computer (tokenized) for download to RAM as needed ? Thanks very much.

[nmitech]

XBY(8010H)=0<br> <br>This will erase just one byte of data that contains the number of programs currently stored in the eeprom. After you execute the stament above, it will let you reload the new program on top of the previous one. <p><br>Is it possible to store programs on the host computer (tokenized) for download to RAM as needed ? <p>Yes, you can save your Basic programs as text file in your computer. <br>