To use the embedded programming function for Stamp I:

1)	Connect the PIC16Cxx-PGM (v4.0+) to a parallel port.

2)	Instead of typing ALT-R to 'Run Program', type ALT-I
	to 'Program ICs'.

3)	Use the 'D' key to toggle between PIC16C58A and 93LC56.

4)	Press SPACE to program the selected device.
	(93LC56's should be bottom-justified with pin 1 upwards.)

Differences between regular BASIC Stamp and Embedded BASIC Stamp:

1)	For programs that don't use the EEPROM, READ, or WRITE
	instructions, the entire application can be programmed
	into a PIC16C58A.

2)	If EEPROM, READ, or WRITE are used, a 93LC56 must be
	connected as usual to the 18-pin PIC chip.  It will
	contain only data specified by the EEPROM instruction.
	Hence, all 256 locations are available for EEPROM data
	since the PBASIC program now resides in the PIC16C58A.
	(Program and data collisions are no longer an issue.)

3)	If the 93LC56 is connected, it will only be powered up
	when a READ or WRITE instruction executes.  If no READ
	or WRITE instructions are used, PIC pins 1, 2, 17, and
	18 will be low outputs.

4)	IMPORTANT:  Pin 3 (RTCC) of the PIC16C58A must be
	connected to either VSS or VDD!  Failure to do so will
	cause erratic operation.

Good luck!
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