Re: Re: Non volatile memory problems
Scott Henion <[email protected]>
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On 6/25/2013 1:04 PM, [email protected] wrote: > I don't have a battery connected to the battery backup. RCM5600w only have power supply from usb download cable. > > After knowing the advantages bbram compared to storage nonvolatile data in flash, I interested to use it, thanks pater for the advice. The 5600W has no battery-backed RAM. So, even if you attached a battery, all RAM data will be lost if power is lost. > > Is't true when data store in flashed will be lost if the battery backup and the power supply is removed? Thanks. Flash is non volatile. The 5600W has serial flash, you'll have to see if DC has a way to use part of it for data. I think DC uses it for the user block functions. You'll have to look at those functions in the docs. -- ------------------------------------------ Scott G. Henion, Consultant Web site: http://SHDesigns.org ------------------------------------------