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Hello guys. Sorry it took me so long to write back.
I have finaly made it and it works now.
This is all I need to write and read to eeprom.
void Write_SPI(int Address, char stevec) {
Chip_Select = 0;
SPI1_Write(WREN);
Chip_Select = 1;
delay_ms(1);
Chip_Select = 0;
SPI1_Write(write)...
Hello guys. Sorry it took me so long to write back.
Susan you where wright about understanding datasheets.
I have finaly made it and it works now.
The biggest problem that I had was with hardware.
JLCPCB made a mistake - I was missing 1,5mm of a track and I totaly overlooked it.
Its a good thing...
Ok I will disect my code just to show you what is goin on and what each part is doin.
LCD is working because if I put some number in stevec variable the it is shown on LCD.
This code is for setting the connections for LCD which is driven by T6963c driver and is
supported by mikroC compiler...
Hello and sorry for late replay.
There are no errors in compiling.
This is a real device and it's only purpouse is to store a single number.
I did it with I2C protocol and I can store multiple variables in different locations on that chip without any problems.
And it looks like mikroC is...
I don't know what am I doin wrong.
My code simply don't wanna work.
It is best if I show you all of my code for testing in mikroC.
//PIC16F1789 and ST95020 SPI eeprom
//RC3 is SCK to Pin 6 on ST95020
//RC4 is SDI to Pin 2 on ST95020
//RC5 is SDO to Pin 5 on ST95020
//RB4 is SS to Pin 1 on...
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