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Good day I would like to receive support regarding the CYBLE-012011-EVAL card. When trying to access and write to the EEPROM of the microcontroller, we gave ourselves accounts that we could not, that something was needed. So please, I would like you to help me by telling me how to access and write about it, or in any case, I would recommend a similar one in which I can.
No more for the moment, I appreciate the attention given, hoping to receive your support.
Best regards.
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For EEProm access you need a PSoC not a PRoC chip.
This would work nicely I think:
Edit: wrong link the first time.
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I don't think there's an EEProm on that evaluation board or the PRoC. There's flash and there's a FRAM on the pioneer base board if it is connected.
I'm not sure what you're trying to do. Can you explain in more detail?
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Go to Creator-->View-->Other Windows-->Start Page, click 'Find Code Example' options, input 'EEPROM' as key word, you can find 'PSoC_EmEEPROM_PSoC4' code examples, you can refer it to know how to use FLASH as emulated EEPROM.
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Yes, it is, but in this case it is for PRoC, but I get a message that says "it is not compatible". I do not know if I'm missing something, or I'm missing something. For that reason I would like that you could help me with that, or otherwise recommend me something similar to CYBLE-012011 in which I can do it.
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For EEProm access you need a PSoC not a PRoC chip.
This would work nicely I think:
Edit: wrong link the first time.