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Hi,
we want to protect our Bluetooth address from beeing deleted when the firmware is updated.
We use "wiced_hal_write_nvram" to store the Bluetooth address in NVRAM.
Is there a way to protect it from beeing overwritten or is there another way to store data in non volatile memory
for this purpose?
Used hardware. CYBT-343026
Thanks in advance
Best regards
Alex
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Hi Alex
You can see bellowing link to answer your question.
https://community.infineon.com/t5/AIROC-Bluetooth/Program-NVRAM-at-Production/m-p/349344#M1897
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Hi Alex
You can see bellowing link to answer your question.
https://community.infineon.com/t5/AIROC-Bluetooth/Program-NVRAM-at-Production/m-p/349344#M1897
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And if you have MCU to control CYBT-343026, generally, you can save BT address in the MCU flash, after update BT firmware, you can rewrite address by the wiced_hal_write_nvram. Or you can change address derictly in firmware* .hex file when you download firmware.