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Hi @wang1,
iMOTION microcontroller has non-volatile memory. The parameters and initialized script global variables stored in the iMotion controller are non-volatile by default no additional setting is required.
For storing multiple motor parameters please refer to : AN2020-25 Handling multiple motor parameters with iMOTION™2.0
Can you please let us know what is the exact data which needs to be stored?
Thanks,
Krupashankar
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Hi @wang1,
iMOTION microcontroller has non-volatile memory. The parameters and initialized script global variables stored in the iMotion controller are non-volatile by default no additional setting is required.
For storing multiple motor parameters please refer to : AN2020-25 Handling multiple motor parameters with iMOTION™2.0
Can you please let us know what is the exact data which needs to be stored?
Thanks,
Krupashankar
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I want to realize the storage similar to EEPROM. Can I realize it?
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Hi @wang1,
Yes, This can be done using the script in the newer Firmware version V5.01 in iMOTION Solution Designer.
Please use APP_Scripting.DataStorage parameter to copy data to non-volatile memory. For more details:
Please let us know if any further details are required.
Thanks,
Krupashankar
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Hi
Yes you can store the motor parameters in the memory provided.
The data will not be erased on power recycle.
Best Regards