What's the meaning of the numbers at boot and how do I avoid them?

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#1

Hello,
since a while everytime I startup my Arduboy programm right after the ARDUBOY logo moves in theres a text below shown: 0AAA00.

Whats about that text, how to get it away? Its no bad issue but I just wonder and dont find anything about it.

Cheers
Markus

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#2

The arduboy has memory reserved in the EEPROM for you to set a unit name of up to 6 characters. The unit name starts at position 10 in memory and continues for 6 bytes.

I would be guessing someones naughty code overwrote the area accidently.

See the documentation here >
https://mlxxxp.github.io/documents/Arduino/libraries/Arduboy2/Doxygen/html/Arduboy2_8h_source.html

You can download my utility and set the unit name yourself >

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Arduboy displays "0BBB00" under "Arduboy" at boot time
#3

Or, you can use the SetSystemEEPROM example sketch included in the Arduboy2 library.
File > Examples > Arduboy2 > SetSystemEEPROM

It’s also available in Erwin’s Arduboy Collection in the Application genre.

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#4

Thank you all! That helped out, dont know that was the issue. Now its fixed.
Cheers!

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#5

I had totally forgotten about that sketch … before (shamelessly) recommending my own program, I looked at Crait’s Arduboy Assitant thinking it had this function.

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#6

I think one of @Mr.Blinky’s Python utilities might have EEPROM writing capability,
perhaps you were thinking of that?

#7

yes there’s an EEPROM erase script that will wipe the complete EEPROM and backup and restore scripts.

But no dedicated script yet to change the systems settings.

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