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Dear Support Team,

After migrating my project from Flowcode 8 to Flowcode 10, I noticed that EEPROM byte reads now offer two options.

In Flowcode 8, I used EEPROM.Read() to retrieve a single byte of data without issues. In Flowcode 10, however, EEPROM.Read() appears to handle both 8- and 16-bit reads, so I switched to EEPROM.ReadByte() to ensure only a single byte is read.

I noticed that EEPROM.ReadByte() includes an additional parameter: MSBFirst. From my perspective, this parameter doesn't seem relevant when reading a single byte.

Could you please clarify what value I should assign to the MSBFirst parameter for a single-byte read?

I understand that MSBFirst may be intended to control endian-ness when handling multi-byte values, but since single-byte operations are not affected by byte order, its presence here is unclear.

Thank you in advance for your support.

Best regards,

Fernando

Hi! Fernando

I am using only READ parameter for reading and WRITE parameter for writing the Byte data and it works for me.

Abhi

I did it, but it is not working for PIC16F18444.