--- Jinx <joecolquitt@CLEAR.NET.NZ> wrote: > Are you
writing the data to the same EEPROM byte(s)
> all
> the time ? It's possible you're exceeding the
> endurance of
> the EEPROM.
I am not writing to EEPROM location all the time.only
at special condition I am writing to it.(very few
times).

the data that is coming through RS-232 is stored in
some variable for some other purpose.


 The RS232 traffic will be > 900
> bytes/second,
> although you need > 4ms to write data to the EEPROM.
> What
> exactly are you doing ?
when I am writingto the EEPROM through RS-232 at that
time I am not getting data through RS-232.
I am using a separate program which writes to the
EEPROM .In short the code to write to the EEPROM and
the code that is sending data for some other purpose
through RS-232 is different.

I am writing at the first 4 location of EEPROM of
16f877.

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