Hi,
I'm French and new to Flowcode. I'm programming Flowcode 11 for an ATMEGA32L.
The program's goal is to run a motor for 9 products per line. When a line is empty, I switch to a different line.
My program uses a counter. I want this counter to be saved even if the power is cut.
I can't seem to save it to the EPROM. I'm not even sure I've configured it correctly.
The program and screenshots are in a Google folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
Thank you for your help.
Anthony
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Re: Save counter
Hi Anthony.
One issue with your flowchart is you are using & for AND.
That is for bitwise compare instead of logical compare.
Bitwise is comparing bits and logical is for comparing variable values.
As a gude take a look at our Flowcode Wiki page on Mathematical Functions
You need to take into account that EEPROMS have a limited number of write cycles, before it gets worn out.
A way to get around saving the EPROM when there is a power cut see this post.
You find the who topic interesting
As you are new to flowcode you might find this very useful, especially the Examples and Tutorials section.
One issue with your flowchart is you are using & for AND.
That is for bitwise compare instead of logical compare.
Bitwise is comparing bits and logical is for comparing variable values.
As a gude take a look at our Flowcode Wiki page on Mathematical Functions
You need to take into account that EEPROMS have a limited number of write cycles, before it gets worn out.
A way to get around saving the EPROM when there is a power cut see this post.
You find the who topic interesting
As you are new to flowcode you might find this very useful, especially the Examples and Tutorials section.
Martin