EEPROM.begin(size); EEPROM.write(addr, val); EEPROM.commit(); addr must be between 0 and size. I read your your post titled about defining variables at absolute addresses with GCC (https://mcuoneclipse.com/2012/11/01/defining-variables-at-absolute-addresses-with-gcc/) but the problem with this is that in my data is not at the start of the new memory area NVM_Config area, is this what the “aligned” modifier is for? Hi Geoff, IFsh1_CurrentCommand = IFsh1_CMD_WRITE; For example, in my Sumo robot I could have a sudden reset or power loss. 1FC00 : represents the starting address of the data user http://www.esacademy.com/en/library/technical-articles-and-documents/8051-programming/using-flash-memory-in-embedded-applications.html, ST app note: AN2594 it is a local file which I use to configure the platform/application behaviour. Value is in minimal addressable units */ Give it a try. I add the IntFLASH (Internal FLASH) component to my project. on Twitter If yes, it’s will mean that 400 represents : 4*8^2=256 bytes, which is different from 1Kbytes, I probably have some mistake in my understanding, but cannot find where…. For longer-term storage, this is a valid alternative to EEPROM and will remain until the flash area used is overwritten or erased (i.e. Thanks Erich! In Flash memory, data can be written only from an erased state. EEPROM occupies more die area than flash memory for the same capacity, because each cell usually needs a read, a write, and an erase transistor, while flash memory erase circuits are shared by large blocks of cells (often 512×8). on Google+. In Flash, the entire memory is arranged in Blocks and each block contains multiple pages. Hi Hani, With this, no external parts are needed, and usually there is plenty of room left on the microcontroller to store things like settings or calibration data. The stange thing is that the software works corretly, but the EPROM data are cancelled (0xFFFF value). Or you might find a clock configuration with some prescalers which still keep the 48 MHz to the USB, but not sure if this will be supported easily. I just realized this is 128k part and i’m trying to write beyond it which doesn’t exist. The first one is a more general/generic one, but the one from STM describes the principle very well. I hope you can help me, because I’m really stuck with it to save non-volatile values. } else { /* Number of flash memory areas. What is the Difference between Flash Memory and EEPROM? } #define NVMC_REFLECTANCE_DATA_SIZE (6*2*2) /* maximum of 6 sensors (min and max) values with 16 bits */ you are right, the Watchdog was enabeld. To maintain backward compatibility, it is double-word on Freescale 56800/E family, otherwise it is pointer to the smallest addressable unit (byte). So flash is suitable for the application to store static or semi-static data, where data does not need to be overwritten frequently. One of the ways to do this is to instruct the compiler while I declare my variables itself, to allocate memory for what I want saved in the internal eeprom area i.e. Many applications need to store persistent (non-volatile) data at runtime: configuration data, error logs, sensor data, calibration values, etc. But after bit more searching I’ve come across the following LPC support page which provides some instructions on how to allocate a variable to a specific address (basically, divide up and rename an existing block and place a single variable into the new block). Pingback: Unlocking and Erasing FLASH with Segger J-Link | MCU on Eclipse, Pingback: Tutorial: How to Erase the FLASH with the GNU debugger | MCU on Eclipse, Hello Mr Styger, best wishes for 2015! The flash memory chip is a close relative to the EEPROM; it differs in that it can only erase one block or "page" at a time. In MCUXpresso IDE, use the menu Help > Help Content and search for “Placement of specific code/data items” (Chapter 12. …. It is a solid-state chip that ⦠If I have the read methode and the interrupts are enabeld, so i have to get the byte in the ISR! I have executed all the instructions described above but it does not write anything and when I read the area I only get values & FF. This means they are able to retain data for an extended period of time, regardless of the device is powered ON or OFF. Thank you!!!! in the linker file: The 400 you see in the screenshot has a ‘H’ which means it is in hexadecimal. My guess is I need to access the FlexRAM to access the FlexNVM ( FlexRAM address range = 0x1400_0000 – 0x1400_07FF) and the “virtual eeprom” is not accessible from within the IntFLASH component? There are many ways how this can be implemented, but the above way worked very well for me. One change is that manual modifications to the linker script is discouraged, and they recommend using the IDE to configure memory usage etc. Viewed 616 times 0. Thanks Erich. A system architect takes the decision purely based on the system needs. #define NVMC_REFLECTANCE_END_ADDR (NVMC_REFLECTANCE_DATA_START_ADDR+NVMC_REFLECTANCE_DATA_SIZE), uint8_t NVMC_SaveReflectanceData(void *data, uint16_t dataSize) { After that, works only when the value is the same that it’s already saved. Hello, Why not using the microprocessor internal flash memory? Hi Brynn, Flash memory, on the other hand, which is a type of EEPROM, is architecturally arranged in blocks where data is erased at the block level and can be read or written at the byte level. I normally work on custom boards using the Segger J-Link Pro, but I need to use this params saving method in the Freedom KL25 using its own OpenSDA. The flash memory is very similar to the EEPROM. but i did not find the ISR for the read method. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GcggYQYrXU. Hi Paul, a delay say of 100 ms? But I have another problem before that. the variable IFsh1_CmdPending is always True! First question for be sure: 400 does it represent the number of available address ? This takes both time and energy, which is critical if I want to do this while the microcontroller is shutting down because of a power loss. What did you mean with the stack? Pingback: DIY ‘Meta Clock’ with 24 Analog Clocks | MCU on Eclipse, Pingback: Behind the Canvas: Making of “60 Billion Lights” | MCU on Eclipse. Please subscribe my channel TechvedasLearn for latest update. . eeprom_WriteByte((IFsh1_TAddress)0x1F00, 0x41); I need to store some data on NVM memory. I’m having a problem saving the data, may be you know the solution. ” i am setting the FTMRE clk to 5MHz. You can see it is not a flash address, So please help me to store a value in flash if you have time. – There is a splitting possible to treat the memory as part D-Flash and part E-Flash. Anyhow, this method is nice cause it doesn’t force you to muck with the linker file. Why? I store the configuration data at runtime into FLASH with NVMC_SaveSumoData(): Then, if the robot starts, it checks the data in FLASH: Instead of an external EEPROM, the microcontroller internal FLASH can be used to store and read data. i do not understand why its happened? I hope this helps, 8ms, and for reading ca. I have already added a delay between the writes, but did not help! Click to access en.CD00165693.pdf. Flash offers more data storage capacity compare to EEPROM. In CW you can force a variable to be in flash/rom if it is const & initialized & prefixed. I prefer to use the SetBlockFlash() as with it I can write any size of data. Thank you. Unlike the other types of media, manufacturers use Random Access Memory (RAM) to Each cell represents one bit of data. Below is an example how I use it: #define NVMC_REFLECTANCE_DATA_START_ADDR (NVMC_FLASH_START_ADDR) }. Using absolute addresses really is a brute force way to do it, I agree. is accessed, the EEE state machine keeps track of the data and backs it up as data records, stored in some Do you know of a library or example of implementing EEPROM emulation on a Kinetis KL05 or similar? what debug connection are you using? https://mcuoneclipse.com/2012/11/01/defining-variables-at-absolute-addresses-with-gcc/. Newer flash BIOS chips may or may not use flash memory, rather than EEPROM. Very good website you have here but I was wondering if you knew of any discussion boards that cover the same topics talked about here? 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While it is correct to state that flash memory is a type of EEPROM, the terms EEPROM and flash memory usually describe different devices. Click to access AN4903.pdf yes, the USB block needs that 48 MHz to operarate, otherwise the connection will be lost. by programming). The method described here (https://community.nxp.com/docs/DOC-102167) did not work for me either. Are there any pros/cons on using flash vs eeprom? What about the clock freq. In order to use the internal program memory for my data at runtime, I need. Points to consider using the internal FLASH: Typically I’m using the internal FLASH memory when there are only a few write cycles (e.g. if the code jumps back to the startup code, it usually means your microcontroller has performed a reset. */ I have disabled automatic linker file generation for at least one of my projects. About the __attribute__ syntax: did you use CW with GNU gcc, or with the Freescale ARM compiler? but i do not want to work with interrupts! Internally it might use the FLASH_LDD too, so if you can, go with the IntFlash one. Hello Erich, The code is just going in an infinit loop in the IFsh1_SetFlash(…) methode. */ Yes you are right, i explained it wrong. Arduino EEPROM vs Progmem. Thank you very much for this greate tutorial. Which seems unlikely I could make that change without some upset. The other advantage is that I have less dependencies between the user of the storage, and the storage itself. I would like to know that can I write data at PFLASH address by external mean like JLINK debugger for kinetis MK10D processor.. and yes, at() is not supported in GNU/gcc, and you already have found the right article how to place variables at a given address :-). return ERR_BUSY; #define IFsh1_ALLOW_CLEAR (TRUE). Thanks again, the ‘safe write’ does an erase before it programs it. Appreciate it! I have not used them for that, but I know another use has sucessfully used it to shut down the USB communication and then start it gain. that each 32bit variable is at a 4byte address. DataFlash capacities in small packages range from 128 kB to 8 MB, while SPI EEPROM capacities in similar packages range from 1 kB to 8 MB . But if you have Processor Expert support for that device, using flash or eeprom is very, very simple and straightforward. I want to store incoming data in flash or EEPROM and then apply FFT or some other method to detect frequency and intensity. There is a question: ESP8266 EEPROM.cpp L100-L101. Both EEPROM and flash memory are built on a chip format, can store data that can be erased and rewritten, and use the same floating-gate transistor technology. I put any direction, up from blocks allocated in the CPU, and tells me that does not exist direction. I’m working with KL16 microcontroller and I’m using a piece of its internal FLASH memory like an EEPROM to store some data. Saving data in the flash memory is specially useful to: Result = IntFlashLdd1_Write(IntFlashLdd1_DevDataPtr, (LDD_TData *)Src, Dst, (LDD_FLASH_TDataSize)Count); /* Start reading from the flash memory */ /* Minimal erasable unit. But after you have programmed it, this should not happen. } SHELL_SendString((unsigned char*)"FAILED saving calibration.\r\n"); Using Processor Expert makes things really easy, so I’m showing here the steps how I can program the FLASH with it. If I want to write a uint16_t (2 bytes, 16bits) : need to use an address that can be devised per 2 ? The question is: where to store that data? What is your clock speed while programming it? I needed that on my application. An example of it you can find here: https://github.com/ErichStyger/mcuoneclipse/blob/master/Examples/FRDM-KL25Z/RoboLib/Platform.h But IFsh1_CmdPending tells me that it started the flashing, but never completed it. I followed the MQX example flash_demo.c and it works fine. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. portion of the FlexNVM used as an E-flash. ... Hi Eric, Thanks for the answer, I understand. I need this for my project, i do not know where the problem is. __inline const char myArray[0x400] = {}; then in your main you can write to it via the following: But there is another point that, I need to use the Component “TimerInterrupt” , and it will fail if I didn’t enable the “interrupt sevice/event” in the “IntFLASH”. Thanks for letting me and everyone else know what solved it! The compiler defines its own sections to organize the data and executable code it The solution is to switch to a slower clock (80Mhz would be okay) when doing the flash erase and flash writes. I have not used it, but I think you should use the fsl_flash component from the SDK 1.3. The problem was that i just tryed to read the Flash with the IFhs1_GetByte()-Method, not like yo did! my Bus frequency is 24Mhz. I prefer doing in a more direct way, just including PageErase and ProgramByte functions, which could be obtained in Freescale’s application notes, and calling them. There preliminary understanding is, EEPROM is a non-volatile type of memory & Flash is a volatile memory. The thing is I do not want to steal memory from the flash that I have when I have 256 bytes of internal eeprom available to use I have at most 50 bytes to store. And they both can be used with microcontrollers based applications, either on-chip or off-chip to store digital information. For this, I was thinking to have something similar in FLASH. when the data storing is started in the next sector, i’m erasing the previous sector. Both EEPROM & Flash are non-volatile in nature. Yes, I find the reason that I fail to write the address twice, it’s because I didn’t allow Eclipse to update the resource file when I switch to the correct CPU package. err = SaveFileCount(index,(void*)&count, sizeof(count)); It works now. The problem is on the re-flash the program (for example for an update of FW) which erase also my previous data stored into NVM memory. It consists of a collection of floating gate transistors. Thank you. You can then write to it without exceptions if it is sector aligned. great tutorial, as you usually do. Another advantage of EEPROM over Flash is in how you can access and erase the stored data. I know kL25Z128vlk4 have 128k flash ,and the flash sector size is 1 k from datasheet, while where can i find the divide of sector or each sector’s addrees ? Hi Andrey, Is there a way to suspend the USB briefly while I switch to 80Mhz and do some flash operations, then switch back to the 120Mhz and resume the USB? This is very helpful. Basically I want to periodically sample and store an averaged value on a 5 minute to 15 minute basis. I have a problem on my KE06 I can’t write on the flash as you indicated. generates. (void)CDC1_SendString((str) “\r\nNot saved! Hi Alice, (AND before when I had just the one speed of 120Mhz I never got a ERR_SPEED which would have been apropriate). Hi Roger, The IntFlash is what I use and is much simpler to use. In my example I’m using the Freescale FRDM-KL25Z board, but steps and settings are very similar for any other architecture supported by Processor Expert. As for a Kinetis implementation, I have found: There are multiple ways how to read the string. Typically it is in the range or 50k erase-programming cycles for each block/sector. I’m using this to check if my flash is erased (initially) or not, so know if I should store data from my application or not. Please advise. My question is that I have a software version that I would like to store in the NVM section that I created. Aligned is used to make sure the variable/object is properly aligned according to the bus/CPU architecture (e.g. The flash has a page size of 512 Bytes, but i just need half of it, so that i just reserved 256 Bytes (0x100). I hope that makes now sense? Usually I re-flash the program with tftpd32 SW via Ethernet and I debug with debug printf . In short, SRAM has all the properties o⦠this is really strange. Or, is it that the 1kb âeepromâ size selected is mapped on the E-Flash (B subsystem) and the A subsystem is ordinary flash memory, that can be used at compile time as program code or data? The Segger firmware worked relatively well but I was not able to implement an easy way to preserve the flash region. If I do not have DMA enables, will writes to FLASH be code-blocking? i have good news :). What I don’t understand is: earlier you said that the device resets and goes to the startup vector, but now you say it is hanging in this loop? But the problem is, if i try to write with the method the Memory overwrites it is self, e.g. Hi Roger, 1. } But I got an address like this:0x20002FF0. I need to store one byte of program-state data in non-volatile memory. Flash and EEPROM both use quantum cells to trap electons. At the end I decided to roll it back to the OpenSDA firmware as I found another of your own blogs covering the way to preserve flash regions using advanced configuration settings available in the debugger connection edition window for the P&E debugger. Best Regards . What confuses me is in the intFlash_LDD, I use 8kb for the EEPROM backup size, for a 512 bytes Eeprom size. reserve a 4K block). IFsh1_SetBlockFlash(“mcu”, (IFsh1_TAddress)(NVMC_STRING_START_ADDR), sizeof(“mcu”)); ../Sources/NVM_Config.c:45:2: warning: pointer targets in passing argument 1 of ‘IFsh1_SetBlockFlash’ differ in signedness [-Wpointer-sign]. In fact, EEPROM chips are too slow to use in many products that make quick changes to the data stored on the chip. But what if not? The RAM family includes two important memory devices: static RAM (SRAM) and dynamic RAM (DRAM). EEPROM sounds like a better choice for what I'm trying to do. } Any other suggestions ? SetBlockFlash() uses int32 (a 32bit number which corresponds to the memory address). I looked in web and in the component help, but I still don’t get it. EEPROM.write(pos, val) writes one byte (val) at the address giving by pos.An "int" in ESP8266 takes 4 bytes, so it's a little more complicated, because EEPROM works in bytes, not ints. I am a little confusing about that. So if I need the Component “TimerInterrupt”, then it must also enable the “interrupt sevice/event” in the “IntFLASH”. …. My guess is, the FlexNVM can be splitted like so 1/8 (A) + 7/8 (B), A subsystem is the accessible part and B subsystem is the backup part, the ratio gives you endurance, and my EEPROM address is starting at 0x10000000. Hi Erich, great and very usefull post, as usual. but the read method not, it jumps to the default interrupt handler method!! Modern microcontroller have plenty of FLASH memory (128 kByte and more), and typically not everything is used. Not all data are cancelled, some of them are correct. Thank you. When the robot restarts, I want it to read the last configuration data from FLASH. Hi Hani, I am working on a KL26Z eval board using PE/CodeWarrior. Resource (FLASH) blocking? Means to write 0 the current state must be erased or 1. m_cfmprotrom (RX) : ORIGIN = 0x00000400, LENGTH = 0x00000010 Depending what you are using as programmer, you could configure it to not erase the data pages. Feel free to join me on my social networks. I was guessing that the 8kb(->512bytes) I wanted to configure as eeprom was mapped after the Dflash and managed by the EEE controller. ESP8266 EEPROM.cpp L54-L65, spi_flash_geometry.h. : I am using the KEAZN8 with 8KB Flash. Typically I use these settings: There are other settings explained in the help of the component (see “Getting Help on Processor Expert Components“). The EEPROM is data flash which is similar to program flash, you can use the same functions to erase/program it. When I add the component IntFLASH, I set everything as you indicate you and to generate the code, it generates this: …. If we look at, say, a CGW in a W221, it contains a Flash and EEPROM, as most modules appear to. 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