hey guys, I'm wondering if there's any trick to using EEPROM? Cuz I'm literally using the code straight from the textbook (except for the interrupt portions) and nothing is showing up in my EEPROM memory. I'm not really sure where I'm going wrong. I also initialize the EEPROM during the initialization of my code by clearing all of the relevant registers to try and fix the issue but it doesn't seem to help.

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PUSH READ. also, you may want to go into the project configuration and enable eeprom preservation thingy

how do I do that? and i did push read

 how do u do what? push the up button, or allow eeprom preservation (both are done with the mouse)

 i meant the preservation thingy, I already have been reading my memory but I figured it out. still can't see anything appearing in memory

 

i think you right click on the project, and push set configuration->customize->pickit2->check the appropriate box (I'm talking about in mplabx

also, are you stepping through?

yaya I figured that out, and no i'm not i dunno how

rry can't help u then...

 no worries

With me it would never show up on the EEPROM memory in PicUSB thing - but it works fine if i turn it on/off

Try running your code and then pressing that button in MPLAB X that looks like load, but points up (right next to it). Then go to Window -> PIC Memory Views -> something with EE in it. You should see the EEPROM content

Thanks! But I figured my problem out

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