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I would like to write some values to EEPROM. I'm doing the writing regarding to movesense device documentation. It seems like onPutResult is never triggered and the device freezes after asyncPut.

This is my App.cpp:

#include "MoveWakeUpApp.h"
#include "movesense.h"

MOVESENSE_APPLICATION_STACKSIZE(1024)

MOVESENSE_PROVIDERS_BEGIN(1)

MOVESENSE_PROVIDER_DEF(MoveWakeUpApp)

MOVESENSE_PROVIDERS_END(1)

MOVESENSE_FEATURES_BEGIN()
// Explicitly enable or disable Movesense framework core modules.
// List of modules and their default state is found in documentation
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(DataLogger, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(Logbook, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(LedService, true)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(IndicationService, true)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(BleService, true)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(EepromService, true)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(BypassService, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(SystemMemoryService, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(DebugService, true)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(BleStandardHRS, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(BleNordicUART, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(CustomGattService, false)

// NOTE: It is inadvisable to enable both Logbook/DataLogger and 
EepromService without
// explicit definition of Logbook memory are (see LOGBOOK_MEMORY_AREA 
macro in movesense.h and eeprom_logbook_app).
// Default setting is for Logbook to use the whole EEPROM memory area.

// NOTE: If building a simulator build, these macros are obligatory!
DEBUGSERVICE_BUFFER_SIZE(6, 120); // 6 lines, 120 characters total
DEBUG_EEPROM_MEMORY_AREA(true, 0, 1024);
//LOGBOOK_MEMORY_AREA(0, 384 * 1024);

APPINFO_NAME("MoveWakeUp");
APPINFO_VERSION("1.0.0");
APPINFO_COMPANY("Movesense");

// NOTE: SERIAL_COMMUNICATION macro has been DEPRECATED
BLE_COMMUNICATION(true)
MOVESENSE_FEATURES_END()

Is there something I missed?

Thanks a lot!

riethmue
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Comparing it to my file App.CPP file I see that I have enabled SystemMemoryService. As well as the other services that I use with the EEPROM.

OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(**DataLogger, true**)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(**Logbook, true**)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(LedService, true)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(IndicationService, true)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(BleService, true)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(**EepromService, true**)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(BypassService, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(**SystemMemoryService, true**)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(DebugService, true)
//DEBUGSERVICE_BUFFER_SIZE(6,120); // 6 lines, 120 chars total
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(BleStandardHRS, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(BleNordicUART, false)
OPTIONAL_CORE_MODULE(CustomGattService,false)

// NOTE: It is inadvisable to enable both Logbook/DataLogger and EepromService without
// explicit definition of Logbook memory are (see LOGBOOK_MEMORY_AREA macro in movesense.h and eeprom_logbook_app).
// Default setting is for Logbook to use the whole EEPROM memory area.
#define TIME_LENGTH 64
#define RESERVED  64
#define TOTAL_MEMMORY_SIZE (2097152 + 1048576) //read from the eeprom 
static const uint32_t offset = TIME_LENGTH + RESERVED;
static const uint32_t size = TOTAL_MEMMORY_SIZE - offset; // using all available space exept for space needed for persistant data
LOGBOOK_MEMORY_AREA(offset, size);

Could enabling SystemMemoryService be the solution to your problem?

As you can see I am also using the datalogger/logbook and setting aside some space in the EEPROM for other storage so not 100% sure what is needed for each of the services.

Morten
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