PWM and MEMORY


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    Simply use the device you already have, but write your code so that you keep those values in a specific location, then read from that location as the starting values on power-up. As the program progresses you can change the values as needed, but it always starts by looking at that special location. You could use the EEPROM area, but the regular memory area is flash, and so it will also preserve the value for years when the power is off.

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    Good - now I need to figure (read my brains out) how to save and retrieve that variable. I do it once I'll have it forever..

    $25 for the first person to show me how with code, I'll show you my existing code and we can work together - is this legal to do in this forum?
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