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3.3.4.5 STORAGE
General Reference Guide eWON Configuration
The eWON stores configuration and recording data in its flash memory.
The eWON flash memory is divided into areas of different sizes that can be erased and reformatted individually
during a partitioning operation.
note: eWONs have 8, 16 or 32 MB of Flash memory, see table below.
3.3.4.5.1 Memory config
There are three (or five depending on the Flash size) different ways to configure the storage from the different files from eWON, depending on the
way you are going to use it (refer to the configuration table below the following screenshot).
/usr
(MB)
Rec.
(MB)
Flash Memory eWON types
8 MB
16 MB
32 MB
• eWON500
• eWONx001
• eWON4002
• eWONx005
• eWONx101
• eWON4102
• eWONx005CD
• eWONx104
Table 46: Flash memory vs eWON type
Figure 59: Storage Memory config page (16MB)
Typical use of your eWON
6 1 You want to store a lot of user files on your eWON, but you won't create a lot of Tags.
5 2 You will store a lot of user files AND you will define a lot of Tags in your eWON.
4 3 You won't store a lot of user files on your eWON, but you will define a lot of Tags on it.
Table 47: storage configuration examples of use
Note: The storage configuration that you define in this panel will only be applied at next eWON reboot.
Note: The memory zones are erased during the reformat process.
The current configuration is displayed in RED.
Any change in the configuration can be undone, provided that the eWON has not been rebooted in the meantime.
Imagine that you change your configuration (i.e. you select configuration 3 while you are currently running configuration 2... As long as you have
not rebooted eWON, you can choose again configuration 2. There will be no change applied in the Storage Configuration when eWON reboots.
You have just to check that you select the line in which characters are displayed in red, and validate by clicking on the Update Config button.
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