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The config writer currently happily rewrites the flash ID at offset 0x100 with a mismatching value, but it should warn the user if they try and ask if they are --really sure.
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At first glance, I misread this and thought you would like a warning before overwriting the MMSI – something that has been discussed on the HX870 mailing list as a possible enhancement of the YCE15 software. My bad.
But is overwriting the data at 0x100 really an issue? I've been doing it the entire time since I started using pyhx870 and there was never a problem. The device seems to simply ignore that. It gives back the updated data on 0x100 next time you read it.
BTW, I highly doubt this is a flash ID. The values are changing every time I dump the device's memory. They appear to be some sort of time stamp, plus other data that I haven't figured out.
By the way, that location at 0x110 contains the date (YYMMDD), time (HHMM), and GPS coordinates (internal coordinate format) where the radio was last turned off.
The config writer currently happily rewrites the flash ID at offset 0x100 with a mismatching value, but it should warn the user if they try and ask if they are
--really
sure.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: