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August 12, 2016 at 10:25 am #12904mishras1132Participant
Hello everyone,
I am trying to write a code to store user input string into an array using simple 4 push buttons and then writing it in internal EEPROM of pic16f877a micro-controller. The string is stored in an array but unable to write into EEPROM. So can anyone please help me on this issue, below is my code:
#include "INCLUDE.h" __CONFIG(FOSC_HS & WDTE_OFF & PWRTE_OFF & BOREN_ON & LVP_OFF & CPD_OFF & WRT_OFF & CP_ON); __EEPROM_DATA('W','E','L','C','O','M','E',' '); // Initial string character for 1st time programming. __EEPROM_DATA('E','E','P','R','O','M',' ',' '); // String array to store 3 digit access code char message4[] = "WRITE COMPLETED"; char message5[] = "Reading Data"; char message7[] = "Welcome EEPROM"; char Edata[] = "0000000000000000"; unsigned short k, NUM ; unsigned int ADD; // Start EEPROM Location char temp, cursor; void main (void) { TRISC = 0x20; //PORTC as output TRISD = 0x08; //PORTD as output TRISB = 0b01000000; //IR SENSOR INPUT ON RB6 TRISB7 = 0; POWER_LED = 0; PORTA = 0; PORTC = 0; PORTD = 0; InitLCD(); InitADC(); lcd_gotoxy(0,3); WriteStringToLCD("Testing"); lcd_gotoxy(1,0); WriteStringToLCD("internal EEPROM"); __delay_ms(1000); ClearLCDScreen(); lcd_gotoxy(0,3); WriteStringToLCD("ENTER TEXT"); do { // Read operation if(POWER == 1) { __delay_ms(400); ClearLCDScreen(); lcd_gotoxy(0,2); WriteStringToLCD(message5); ADD = 0; for (k = 0; k < 16; k++) { temp = eeprom_read(ADD+k); Edata[k] = temp; } lcd_gotoxy(1,0); WriteStringToLCD(Edata); __delay_ms(2000); } // Cursor increment Operation if (ENTER == 1) { __delay_ms(400); k = k + 1; cursor = cursor + 1; } // Read & Write Operation if (BACK == 1) { // Write operation __delay_ms(400); ADD = 0; for (k = 0; k < 16; k++) { temp = message7[k]; eeprom_write(ADD+k,temp); } ClearLCDScreen(); lcd_gotoxy(0,1); WriteStringToLCD(message4); __delay_ms(1000); } // Increment character string if (UP == 1) { __delay_ms(400); message7[k] = message7[k]+1; if(message7[k] > 'Z') message7[k] = 'A'; else if(message7[k] < 'A') message7[k] = 'Z'; lcd_gotoxy(1,cursor); WriteDataToLCD(message7[k]); message7[ADD] = message7[k]; } // Decrement character string if (DOWN == 1) { __delay_ms(400); message7[k] = message7[k]-1; if(message7[k] > 'Z') message7[k] = 'A'; else if(message7[k] < 'A') message7[k] = 'Z'; lcd_gotoxy(1,cursor); WriteDataToLCD(message7[k]); message7[ADD] = message7[k]; } }while(1); }
August 15, 2016 at 10:15 am #12908Ligo GeorgeKeymasterHi,
Logic of your program is not so clear from the above codes. I recommend following.
- Verify that EEPROM read write functions are working correctly by writing and reading a single character.
- Write and read string by character by character. Put some small delay after each character operation.
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