RE: Non-volatile memory storage? Brad,
	I know in the Mobile robots book they used a Ram chip that had a built in
battery back up, whether this would work in the Handyboard (Possible
opposing voltage problem), or indeed where you'd get it from.
	Matt

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barrus, Brad [mailto:bbarrus@cabletron.com]
> Sent: 01 April 2000 20:00
> To: 'handyboard@media.mit.edu'
> Subject: Non-volatile memory storage?
>
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> Anybody know a way to store code in the non-volatile memory of the
> handy-board?  If the board is not battery backed by the 12V pack
> I lose all
> memory in RAM. Thanks guys.
>
> P.S. I am also looking for a timing routine, a way to have a
> program run for
> a specified period of time. Does the handy-board have anything like that
> built in?
> Brad
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