I have a project im working on which I want to be able to use a Windows based application to write to the Arduinos EEPROM.
From what Iv read this isnt possible to do directly (however correct me if im wrong!)
What im planning to do is have the EEPROM writeable using the Arduinos serial port, a serial to USB adapter (such as this..FTDI Friend + extras [v1.0] : ID 284 : $14.75 : Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits) and some functions within my project which monitor the serial port for a keyword such as "PROGRAMMODE" which will then allow me to send some further commands, which trigger functions for writing of the EEPROM data with arguments I send through.
So basically I will be making the windows application my self, which will be interpreting some data I enter with a basic GUI and spitting it out via serial to the Arduino which is programmed to interpret this data and perform the required EEPROM.write() functions.
Is this strategy for writing the EEPROM feasible?