In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, mgreen wrote:

The memory of the PIC only contains the PBasic interpreter and there is no way to access that.  All of the user program information including storage for any persistent user data is stored in an EEPROM that's separate from the PIC itself, but part of the Stamp substrate circuitry.  There is a little bit of RAM in the PIC that's used to hold the user's variables and is used by the GET/PUT statements, but that data goes away when the power goes off.  In order to know where in the 16K EEPROM the data is located, you need to have the code that created it.  The configuration data could be almost anywhere.  Theoretically, you could load a small program into the BS2sx that would display the memory not occupied by the small program, but again you'd have to know where to look and the process would overwrite part of the existing terminal program making the Stamp useless for any attempt at reconfiguration.

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