On Sun, 02 Apr 2023 16:16:46 +0200, Bo Berglund via fpc-pascal
<[email protected]> declaimed
the following:
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------
>Byte Write
<SNIP>
>a location within a 64 byte page. A byte following the
>address bytes will be interpreted as data. The data will be
>loaded into the Page Write Buffer and will eventually be
>written to memory at the address specified by the 14 active
<SNIP>
>The Master then starts the internal Write cycle by issuing a
>STOP condition (Figure 6). During the internal Write cycle
>(tWR), the SDA output will be tri-stated and additional Read
>or Write requests will be ignored (Figure 7).
>------------------------------------------------------------------
>
This sounds suspiciously like one is expected (or is able) to write
multiple bytes /within/ the "page" via multiple address/data operations,
and have all those bytes "burned" into the memory using a single "stop"
operation.
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