The allowable addresses vary by hardware.
First, add a reference to <EEPROM.h>
at the start of your sketch:
#include <EEPROM.h>
Then your other code:
// Stores value in a particular address in EEPROM. There are almost 512 addresses present.
// Store value 24 to Address 0 in EEPROM
int addr = 0;
int val = 24;
EEPROM.write(addr, val); // Writes 24 to address 0
// ---------
// Retrieves value from a particular address in EEPROM
// Retrieve value from address 0 in EEPROM
int retrievedVal = EEPROM.read(0); // Retrieves value stored in 0 address in
// EEPROM
// *[NOTE: put Serial.begin(9600); at void setup()]*
Serial.println(retrievedVal); // Prints value stored in EEPROM Address 0 to
// Serial (screen)
Parameters of EEPROM.write | Detail |
---|---|
address | The address where value is to be stored in EEPROM |
value | Main variable to store in EEPROM. Note that this is a uint_8 (single byte)—you must split multiple-byte data types into single bytes yourself. Or you can use EEPROM.put to store floats or other data types. |
Parameters of EEPROM.Read | Detail |
address | The address from which the variable is to be read |