> Van: Goovaerts <goofy1@GLO.BE>
> Aan: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Onderwerp: NVM's, I'm a little bit in the dark here !
> Datum: woensdag 18 augustus 1999 19:24
>
> Can anyone help me on my way with NVM's ?? I have to read out the two
pages
> of an NVM --> X24C04 . This particular NVM has only two pages of 256
bytes,
> each with its own slave address. These slave addresses for the pages are
:
>
>         A0 and A2 --> Why do they differ by two ??

Hello Glen,

  First, it's not A0 _and_ A2, but A0 _thru_ A2.  Which means adress-lines
A0, A1 and A2.  Those together form a 3-bit adress, resulting in 8 possible
page-adresses.  The first byte send to the 24cXX memory (after the
start-signal) is made up like this:  1010AAAD .  Where AAA is the adress
equal to the adress set on pin's 1 thru 3 of the IC, and "D" is the
direction, or Read/Write bit.

Greetz,
  Rudy Wieser