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   * A reset during a file function can corrupt a file system   * A reset during a file function can corrupt a file system
   * When inserting the in line C-nodes the following warnings are generated.\\ This warning can be ignored, because it is about a disabled part of the block diagram. {{:snippets:errorsnwarnings:inline_c_node_not_supported.png?direct|}}    * When inserting the in line C-nodes the following warnings are generated.\\ This warning can be ignored, because it is about a disabled part of the block diagram. {{:snippets:errorsnwarnings:inline_c_node_not_supported.png?direct|}} 
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 +====== check if a reset was caused by the watchdog ======
 +The following snippet can be used to check if the last reset was caused by the watchdog.\\
 +{{:snippets:watchdog_check.png?|}}\\ drag and drop this [[VI snippet]] into a LabVIEW block diagram.\\
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 +The bit 14 of the reset regiter is 1, when a watchdog reset occured.
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 +The bit is 0 when the reset was caused by other reasons.
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 +The bit is 0 when it has been read. Hence it can only be read once per reset.
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 +
 +
 +====== save last programm state ======
 +With this snippet you can write and read a memory space that is not initialized at boot time:\\
 +{{:snippets:non_resetted_memory.png?|}}\\ drag and drop this [[VI snippet]] into a LabVIEW block diagram.\\
 +
 +The value read is undefined, when there was a power loss. 
 +
 +When a watchdog event occured or a reset signal was applied the value ramains the same as bevore the reset.
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 + 
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 +The memory space is written and read by the following functions:
 +
 + - Mass storage device
 + - Format file system
 + - Firmware update
 +
 + 
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 +The usable memory space is 16bytes long. With U32 an I32 Values 4 values can be written at the following locations:
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 +  0xFF800000
 +  0xFF800004
 +  0xFF800008
 +  0xFF80000C
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 +
  
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