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General Reference Guide <strong>eWON</strong> Configuration<br />

Flash Memory zone Size Description<br />

Historical data 1 to 3 MB<br />

Retentive values 64 KB<br />

System Config 256 KB<br />

Communication Config 64 KB<br />

/usr partition 1 to 16 MB<br />

/sys partition 0 to 1 MB<br />

Used for storing historical data. This file system is located in its own partition.<br />

This partition contains 3 files that contain circular data:<br />

• Incremental recordings<br />

• Events logging<br />

• Alarm history logging<br />

Each of those files receives a predefined maximum amount of space. When this<br />

amount of space is reached, then the older data are erased, in order to free space for<br />

the new data.<br />

This is a fixed flash memory block that contains the retentive values.<br />

The dimension of that block does not need to be modified.<br />

The System configuration is:<br />

• All <strong>eWON</strong> parameters (except COM)<br />

• All Tags definitions<br />

• All Users definitions<br />

The communication configuration needs to be saved in a distinct block in order to<br />

allow formatting any other data in the <strong>eWON</strong> without risking to loose contact with the<br />

device (Ethernet IP address, PPP configuration etc.).<br />

This configuration uses a fixed memory size and is stored with a special mechanism<br />

that prevents loosing the configuration even if power is lost at any time during the<br />

configuration update.<br />

The only risk is to loose the last modification made after last save occurred.<br />

Communication Configuration consists in all the configuration information that<br />

appears in the ComCfg.txt file.<br />

This partition uses a different file system, allowing to create a larger number of files<br />

and to use a larger total flash memory.<br />

This file system is also very robust in case of power lost during the time when<br />

operations are performed on the files.<br />

This partition can be used through the <strong>eWON</strong>’s FTP server or using the <strong>eWON</strong>’s<br />

BASIC scripts.<br />

If the /sys partition does not exists, the program and the configuration are then stored<br />

in this partition (see below: /sys partition).<br />

This partition uses the same file system as the /usr partition described above.<br />

Its function is to store the program and the configuration.<br />

The configuration includes all the information that appear in the config.txt file.<br />

When this partition is formatted, the configuration and the program are erased, but<br />

the current configuration and program are still in memory.<br />

If the <strong>eWON</strong> is rebooted at that moment, it will use after restarting a default<br />

configuration and an empty program.<br />

When the configuration or the program are saved, the <strong>eWON</strong> uses this partition to<br />

save a config.sys and a program.sys files. These files are used internally by the<br />

<strong>eWON</strong> and should not be modified by the user.<br />

If the partition size is set to 0 MB (<strong>eWON</strong> with only 8MB), then the partition is not<br />

created, and all /sys data are saved in the "/usr" partition.<br />

RG-001-0-EN ver 1.6 <strong>eWON</strong>® - 22/06/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 64

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