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Originally posted by rbayer
Anyway, does anybody know if doing another shiftout will let you choose new variables to serin?
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We have also thought of this, but have not tried it, yet. If they really mean initialize the master uP, then it probably wouldn't work in competition, becasue I would guess that you would lose radio communication.
Back to the original question, make sure you use write sparingly. EEPROMs only have a limited number of write cycles. The highest I've seen for consumer level EEPROMS is 1 million (and it's most often less). If you write during each program loop, you will wear out the EEPROM after 200 2 minute matches. While this may seem like a lot, when you consider debugging, and demos, you will definelty wear it out by the end.