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Hello,
Why can't I place the EEPROM simulation on the PSOC 4100S?
I need this PSCO for his 5 PWM devices but I need also the EEPROM. I could use it whithout problems on my old projects with the PSOC 4100.
Thanks for you quick reply
Regards Juan-Carlos
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Quite difficult to corrupt the PSoC chip. Worst that may happen is that your project does not run as expected. Have a look into the "System Reference Guide" (from Creator Help) and look for restrictions of flash writing for your chip.
Bob
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Since this is just an API, have you tried just moving the files from the generated section into headers and source folders in the project then change the Device and delete the then incompatible component? I would think the code will still work fine. Worth a try anyhow...
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Thanks for your answer.
Wat I wonder is why, if I copy the block in my project the schematic tag the ee-prom as incompatible. If it's a bug, I go and try you proposal. What if I corrupt the chip?
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Quite difficult to corrupt the PSoC chip. Worst that may happen is that your project does not run as expected. Have a look into the "System Reference Guide" (from Creator Help) and look for restrictions of flash writing for your chip.
Bob
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Hi,
Check the flash write code example too.