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Electronically Erasable ROM is a type of memory available on most boards. It is used for storing persistent data. Use the tag for questions about the EEPROM library or the hardware.

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I am from Argentina. I am making a kind of project for my car, and one of the many functions I am planning, is to check how many times the Arudino has been powered up. I was thinking of a simple ...
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I'm attempting to save a string to EEPROM of an ESP8266 radio and then read it back before I encrypt the data (evenutally I would like to save the encrypted data but I'm simplifing things at the ...
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SD-cards are capable of store values even if it is turned off. I don't know what is the time that a EEPROM can keep a value in it's memory, but of course are better than the volatile memory. There are ...
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I can store and restore my data with avr/eeprom.h if I don't change the sketch. I have a sketch that stores the data. After power cycle of the device the data are fine. If I change the sketch with ...
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Just starting with external EEPROM and ATTiny's. I am successfully writing and reading to the 24LC64 chip using the following code with TinyWireM (thanks to other help on the forums). However, I ...
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I've been doing projects with the arduino boards for a long time and accordingly also with the libs from adafruit etc. But that was too boring for me and I wanted to get more into the matter, so I ...
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I'm trying to understand how to read/write a UID struct from miguelbalboa to EEPROM to persist a card ID across system restarts on my ESP32-S3 through the Arduino IDE. I expected Put/Get/Read to be ...
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In my current project I need to store the current elapsed time in hours to retrieve it in case of power loss. Since I am using a Arduino Nano I would ideally like to use the built in EEPROM without ...
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following sketch will run totally fine and as expected : #include <Wire.h> #include "SparkFun_External_EEPROM.h" ExternalEEPROM ExtEEPROM; char username[33] = ""; char ...
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As I use the EEPROM to persist data such as for provisioning the WiFi (SSID and password), I'd like to make sure that the very first time the ESP32 runs, it finds the initial '\0' for the SSID so that ...
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Over the past few months, I've been working on a wearable computer mouse using an Arduino and a 9-dof sensor. Most of the sketch is complete, and works as expected. Recently, I started investigating ...
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I'm trying to use my Arduino Mega as an EEPROM memory writer. For this project, besides my Arduino Mega, I use an SD Card module, an LCD display and two push buttons to handle the events. Inside the ...
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Im having a problem where i got unsinged long variable and i need to increment it in eeprom everytime setup starts and it overflows at 255 back to 0. unsigned long NumberOfBoots = 0UL; #define ...
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This is weirding me out. So I wrote to the EEPROM and I would like to read from the address and format it in Base 10, err... Decimal. The normal number thingy that's not ASCII. But it keeps returning ...
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So i connected my ublox neo 6m gps breakout board GY-GPS6MV2 to the arduino software serial and got this result, i used resistors and only supplied 3.3v to the board, gps encode library couldn't give ...
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I need help regarding on EEPROM library. Based on the code below, for every 2 sec, I want to store the int for increase where it will keep increasing by 1. Then, I upload to my Arduino Nano and open ...
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UPDATE Clock speed code has been tweaked as per the suggestion from @timemage due to inability for Wire library to reduce to below 30304Hz. Unfortunately problems still persist: Nothing printed out to ...
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I'm trying to modify Ben Eater's eeprom programmer to flash a 32K eeprom, since the arduino has 32K of program data total the data wouldn't fit in the program. So I wrote a python program using ...
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I am trying to save a string/char to EEPROM with EEPROM.put() and then get the value, but it doesn't work and I get a blank value when I do a EEPROM.get(). I remember this is how it worked on arduino ...
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I am having problems while writing custom bootloader, so that it uploads code from EEPROM (for now internal, as I have no external memory in my hands) and writes into flash. After ~2 weeks of ...
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I have an arduino setup with LCD, RTC, EEPROM, Reed Switch, AC/DC Buck Converter, 4X4 Keypad. What PIC IC will let me connect with all these(40 Pins), and yet accept Arduino Code. I don't want to ...
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Facing an issue while writing a large value (like 2000-5000) to EEPROM using EEPROM.put(). For example, While writing 2000 values to address 5 of EEPROM. Some junk values are written automatically to ...
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I am struggling through a program. I am trying to store my uploaded string into an array then write that array to EEPROM. I run the program, upload the new array and store it in the EEPROM. all values ...
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I want to know the purpose of using the EEPROM because I can't get it, I mean I know that it can store values for a long time, but I just can't get the goal here #include<EEPROM.h> void setup() ...
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Based on: https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=440978.0 And some previous experience with Arduinos. What I would like to accomplish here is that I have a 8 channel relay board with the relays in ...
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