I'm assuming you don't have enough EEPROM in the PIC to store what you need?  
You can do this w/o LVP programming -- just use/create a PIC-to-PIC protocol 
and have the slave/storage PIC write to flash in regular code.  Can't 
remember the specifics, but there is a bit on EECON1 that indicates whether 
you want to write to EEPROM or Flash data memory.  But beware that the max 
write cycles for Flash memory is usually much less than EEPROM memory.  The 
datasheet will have the specs.

Cheers,
-Neil.



On Thursday 08 September 2005 12:24 am, Robert A. LaBudde scribbled:
> Has anyone thought of using PIC flash devices and LVP-ICSP as storage
> devices for other PICs? (I.e., just as a block of EEPROM words to store and
> read back, not as a controller.)
>
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