2017-06-05 09:56 PM
In STM32F3 series, user data bytes are available at location 0x1FFFF804. I have used this for storing a status marker value. During power on reset i am checking this location based on the value I am executing some functions(I will changing this value in run time). Is this feature available in STM32L4 series? I didn't find this in user manual.
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2017-06-07 09:00 AM
There is no dedicated user data byte in the option registers. You could use either backup registers or SRAM2, but both requires external backup capacitor or battery.
Please note that using flash to store the state of the state machine has limits in the memory endurance.
2017-06-07 09:00 AM
There is no dedicated user data byte in the option registers. You could use either backup registers or SRAM2, but both requires external backup capacitor or battery.
Please note that using flash to store the state of the state machine has limits in the memory endurance.
2018-02-07 02:08 AM
I was searching for an answer to this myself.
I have a few bytes to store on a simple STM32L476 application.
I don't want to have to fit any external components like batteries, super caps or EEproms etc.
I appears that my only solution is to use bank 1 of Flash for program (512Kb) and bank 2 for my non-volatile setting bytes, of which I'll have more than 500 thousand to choose from !