Hi,
I've noticed that with MW 2.4 I'm losing PID and AUX settings after I upload the firmware.
I thought if this option is set
#define NO_FLASH_CHECK
I would be safe.
What do I have to do to prevent MW form deleting my settings after each upload?
Thanks,
Leo
PID's and AUX settings deleted after firmware upload
Re: PID's and AUX settings deleted after firmware upload
I thought if this option is set
#define NO_FLASH_CHECK
I would be safe.
I also noticed this behaviour, but this only happened to me when I added or removed some features in the code. If this results in more or less checkboxes for AUX the settings are reset. Now I always take a screenshot from the config gui before playing around with config.h ore trying something else in the code.
Re: PID's and AUX settings deleted after firmware upload
Thanks for the confirmation. I've noticed this for a while and I always put the blame on the GUI.
I use a screenshot as well but it's a pain having to reenter the PID's and AUX settings every time.
I hope this gets fixed.
I use a screenshot as well but it's a pain having to reenter the PID's and AUX settings every time.
I hope this gets fixed.
Re: PID's and AUX settings deleted after firmware upload
There's also a save button in the Gui that save the PID settings to a file.
Not sure about the AUX
Not sure about the AUX
Re: PID's and AUX settings deleted after firmware upload
Yes, I'm using the save function in the GUI however only PID's are saved not AUX settings.
Re: PID's and AUX settings deleted after firmware upload
Leo wrote:Thanks for the confirmation. I've noticed this for a while and I always put the blame on the GUI.
I use a screenshot as well but it's a pain having to reenter the PID's and AUX settings every time.
I hope this gets fixed.
Maybe this can be fixed for the PIDs but I think the structure of the aux settings cannot react to changes in the defined features. The aux settings do not have a "name", just an index. And the order is fixed. So a new activated feature may appear just in between your old ones and destroy the old indices.