New PMU software version 101.0-exp

Dear Ecumaster Community,

We’re pleased to announce the release of the experimental PMU software version 101.0-exp!

This update introduces several new features:

  • Support for the new “5x3MT Ecumaster with 2 encoders” keyboard. Comprehensive documentation is available to assist you in maximizing its capabilities: How-to_Configure_5x3MT_Keyboard_in_PMU.pdf.
  • Introduction of Auto-saved Channels.
  • New Lookup 5 operation for Numbers (similar to Lookup2/3/4)
  • UI enhancement: a new Configuration Panel consolidates all global firmware settings into one panel.

For more details, see the changelog.
You can download the software from www.ecumaster.com/testVersions.html

We value your feedback! Dive into the latest features and let us know what you think.

Best regards,
Ecumaster Team

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Autosaved channels save interval is limited by EEPROM?
I´d suggest to make 2min “minimum interval” a lot longer and only accept memory save if condition 1 or 3 is true.
Condition 2 only when user accepts time based interval saving to eeprom.

Ping @Jan_Matlag_ECUMASTER

I can´t get set-reset latch status working with autosaved channels (it does not save it´s state)
Doesn’t work with either PMU or ADU.
Can you confirm that it is not supported?

Edit: I replaced my SR-latch with Switch function so that is a workaround.

Yes, it does not work. It’s expected behavior. It’s not supported.
Also, the Toggle operation is not saving its state.

You can have multiple set-reset-latch operations inside one function - that’s the problem. And there is only a place for one value - the current value of a function.

Glad, that you find an alternative solution.

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First, I apologize for my delayed response. I’ve missed your post for an unknown reason.

We want the system to be very simple and require no configuration.
We are using EEPROM in ADU and FLASH memory in PMU to save Autosaved Channels.

If you are worrying about the long-term reliability of our solution please share your current wear level after a few months of using a device. There is a diagnostic channel called pmu.diag.metersWriteCount that holds an actual write count ever performed to the permanent memory.

Thank you

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Thanks, that´s what I was thinking for. Autosaved channels manual says that you can save functions so you might want to add some known exceptions in there. :slight_smile:

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