Yes, the Atmel part is just like the one you are describing, but I am
writing one byte at a time.

I think that I have two problems: the first is that I do not succeed in
writing to the EEPROM at the first place, and then I am not able to
detect when the EEPROM is ready for a new byte.

By the way, may I write that sequence of 8 bytes max. without having to
wait 10 ms from one byte to the other?

Thanks
Francisco


Mike Mansheim wrote:

>Are you writing one byte at a time, or writing them all in one operation?
>Not familiar with the Atmel part, but if it is like the 24C01, if you
>are trying to write multiple bytes in one i2c sequence, you can only
>write 8 bytes per write cycle  (page mode) - if you write more, it will
>just loop in an 8 byte window.  Also, the pages have to be on 8 byte
>boundaries - 0-7, 8-15, etc.  i.e., if you write 5 bytes starting at
>location 13, those 5 bytes will be written to 13,14,15,8,9.  If you
>write 40 bytes starting at 0, you will only see the last 8 bytes end
>up in eeprom.
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