1/25/2011 3:29 PM | |
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Hello, please have a look to the following faq. There you can find a library to save your datas to the internal EEPROM. Hint: The library use SMB31. The faq also describe how you can test your program. Link |
10/22/2011 4:47 PM | |
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Hi-ya, The help in Microwin explains how the SMB31/SMW32 combination works. What you will see there: SMW32 is the number of the V-memory to save. BUT -- In the field I have found that this process is not too successful. I might be doing something wrong -- we regularly lost values that was stored in the EEPROM. I'd suggest against using internal EEPROM storage unless you have a battery cartrage. In theory you can use the memory cartrage as storage. Use a interrupt to Start and stop a pulse generated (PTO) through PTOx_MAN Greetings, -- William |
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