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Integration guidelines
GVI Product Manual: Frames C, D & E
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192-300300N1 GVI Frames C, D & E 2019-9
7.18.3. Default parameters, EEPROM considerations
The EEPROM memory needs special considerations regarding safety. Most failures in the EEPROM will
cause the data contained in it to be corrupt. At startup a checksum is calculated for the parameters in each
EEPROM segment. The checksum is compared to the checksum that was stored at last EEPROM write. If
the two checksums do not match, it is assumed that the parameters contained in the EEPROM are not valid,
and default parameters are loaded from flash memory instead. During run-time, the EEPROM is only used
for storing time-counters, error log details, etc. RAM memory is used to contain parameters used for run-time
operation.
A system design where the motor controller is utilized must ensure that loading of default parameters from a
flash memory doesn’t cause a dangerous failure in the system.
NOTE
According to EN 1175-1:1998 + A1:2010 chapter 5.9.11 Parameter:
It is recommended to read the EEPROM checksum for parameters check by the vehicle master
at startup.