Hi! Martin
good morning

No no my friend please don't be sorry, i always admire all the Valued Members as well forum members for there support and knowledge sharing, without which people like me cannot progress an inch.

Thank you once again for all your timely support, cheers...

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Abhi

Hi! Martin Kindly excuse for the delayed reply, finally what i was expecting is happening in the simulation and i am sure the same shall work at actual, took some time to write as flowchart. (bool) match = true byte i = 0 while match && (.i < 12) .match = array_1[.i] == array_2[.i] .i = .i +...

Hi! Martin (mnfisher)

Thank you for your suggestion, i will try it now and keep you posted.

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Abhi

Hi! Martin The data storing and location finding both the entry is done by NEXTION inbuilt keyboard, and it works perfectly fine using the ReceiveByteArray and then storing the same in EEPROM using write page. Both the actions of data to save and to search is coming from NEXTION display, and it is o...

Hello! Martin good morning Thank you for writing back, I checked your chart and tried below Calculation icon before main loop, both the arrays are ditto same, after running the chart in simulation the TotalMatchesFound return 12, and that is good or expected, and i can use that for some decision. Me...

Hi! Martin

Thank you for writing back, kindly help me to address this comparing of arrays.

Attached is the chart for your reference.

Thank you, hear you soon.

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Abhi

Hello! I have got 2 Data Array like below RS232_Data[12] (receiving this as ReceiveByteArray from 232) and then saving it to EEPROM as page Memory_Data[12] At power jog or reset i read the EEPROM as page to Memory_Data, so eventually i read the same data which i received from RS232 before power jog,...

Hello! Martin Following my previous post and as said i tried to test other available EEPROM chips with me, below information 24C01 : can use up to 0xFF (255) address 24C02 : can use up to 0xFF (255) address 24C04 : can use up to 0x1FF (511) address 24C16 : can use up to 0x9FFF (40959) address Once a...

Hi! Martin I am happy to hear you my friend, i did had that doubt in my mind but i never used any variable for addressing to memory location of EEPROM in the past, i write directly the address as below 0x00, 0xFF, 0x399 until i realized i need to access the entire memory of the EEPROM (4096 bytes) w...

Hi! Martin good morning Thank you for writing back, it seems the component (24LC512) is available in the FC library. unfortunately i do not have that for the moment but i will order that today, need to wait until tomorrow. By the way should i use the same which is available in FC or the one you ment...