Has anyone experienced issues writing to flash memory & using the Uartx for the dspic33F128GP306 ?
it could also just be that the Flash library is not stable - which i am leaning towards, because after programming; it works sometimes and other times it does not ( during these times it either will not run at all, or it will causes the dspic to RESET continuously)
any ideas ?
flash issues
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Thank You for your help
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Yes - I've had problems writing to eeprom on 30F4012. The errata to the data sheet for that pic tells of erratic write problems in certain blocks of the address. Perhaps you're experiencing a similar problem. Microchip suggested a work-around.
Also, mE has/had a problem in writing to the eeprom and a work-around was pointed out to me by mE in response to a bug report I filed. It's been a year since I looked at it but, if you search my posts, you'll find the info. As I recall, the work-around required writing zero's to the eeprom, then writing the data I want to store (but, I have a poor memory).
Also, mE has/had a problem in writing to the eeprom and a work-around was pointed out to me by mE in response to a bug report I filed. It's been a year since I looked at it but, if you search my posts, you'll find the info. As I recall, the work-around required writing zero's to the eeprom, then writing the data I want to store (but, I have a poor memory).
Hi,it could also just be that the Flash library is not stable
Could you please open the support ticket as http://www.mikroe.com/en/support/, make a simple demo program and attach the entire project folder as a ZIP file, so we can take a look.
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Aleksandar
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