Reading / writing on I2C protocol

Hello,
 
I am trying to Interface my temperature sensor MLX90620(16*4 IR array) with TIVA 
 
microcontroller(tm4c123gxl).The Serial communication used here is i2c(just the wire library) and the 
 
platform used is Energia.The first part of the process is to obtain the EEPROM values,which has been 
 
completed successfully.
 
Now I have to write the oscillator trimming value,obtained from a particular location in 
 
EEPROM(0xF7),into the register(0x93).This is the place where Iam stuck.
 
I have written the oscillator trimming value according to the protocol,but when I read the location to 
 
check whether I am on the right track, I am receiving -1.
 
I had read in a forum that -1 is predefined value which signifies buffer empty, which means I am not 
 
receiving anything and I am not able to figure out where I am going wrong. Is it the read or the write 
 
section. 
 
Please help. Thank you in advance.
 
I am attaching the datasheet of the sensor.
 
Code:
/* MLX90620 interfaced with tiva microcontroller TM4C123 with I2C */


#include <Wire.h>
TwoWire Wire1(0);
byte button ;
int8_t data_EEPROM;
int8_t d;
int8_t y;
int8_t data_osc;
int state;
int location = 0;
int8_t val_2,val_3;

void setup()
{
Wire1.begin();
Serial.begin(9600);
main_2();
}

/* reading calibration data from EEPROM */
/* receiver buffer is of 32 bytes therefore transmitting the read command for 8 times */

void main_2()
{
Serial.println("Start");

Wire1.beginTransmission(80); // slave address EEPROM(0x50)
state = Wire1.endTransmission(); // read the acknowledgement
state = 5; // modify the state value
for(i=0;i<256;)
{
Wire1.write(location);
state = Wire1.endTransmission();

Wire1.requestFrom(80, 32);//(uint8_t)32); // requesting the 32 bytes from EEPROM
state = Wire1.endTransmission();

while(!Wire1.available()){}; // waiting period till slave device send some data

while(Wire1.available()) // reading the data available on SDA pin
{
data_EEPROM = Wire1.read();
if(location==247)
{ // reading oscillator trimming value from location 0xF7(247 in dec)
data_osc = data_EEPROM;
Serial.print("location value is ");
Serial.print(location);
Serial.print(":");
Serial.println(data_osc); // Oscillator trimming value is 87
}

location++;

state = Wire1.endTransmission(true); // sending the stop condition after every 32bytes read

}

readoscillator_trimming(z);

while(1);

}


void readoscillator_trimming(int8_t val)
{
val_2 = val - 170;


Wire1.beginTransmission(96); // slave address of ram(0x60)
y = Wire1.endTransmission();


Wire1.write(4); // command to write osc trimming value
y = Wire1.endTransmission();

Wire1.write(val_2); // LSB check byte (refer datasheet)
y = Wire1.endTransmission();


Wire1.write(val); // LSB byte
y = Wire1.endTransmission();

val_3 = 0 - 170;

Wire1.write(val_3); // MSB check byte
y = Wire1.endTransmission();


Wire1.write(0); // MSB data
y = Wire1.endTransmission(true); // stop bit
Serial.println(y);

//Reading the oscillator trimming value register

Wire1.beginTransmission(96); // slave address
y = Wire1.endTransmission();

Wire1.write(2); // command for reading RAM data
y = Wire1.endTransmission();

Wire1.write(147); // address of OSC trimming register
y = Wire1.endTransmission();

Wire1.write(0); // address step
y = Wire1.endTransmission();

Wire1.write(1); // no. of bytes to be read
y = Wire1.endTransmission();

Wire1.requestFrom(96,2); // requesting 2 bytes (LSB and MSB)
y = Wire1.endTransmission();

while(!Wire1.available()){}; // additional delay for slave to respond

while(Wire1.available()) // reading the data
{

d = Wire1.read(); //reading the data
while(d == -1)
{
d = Wire1.read();
}

Serial.println(d);

}

y = Wire1.endTransmission(true);
Serial.println(y);
}


void loop()
{
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:

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