DESCRIPTION

.newSt sets the maximum number of strings for this block.
Its a good idea to always include more strings that you think you will uses.
The library uses an extra 2 bytes of memory, for every string you declare in the block.

SYNTAX

.newSt(byte,int, byte);

PARAMETERS

RETURNS

None.

EXAMPLE

#include <InvIoT_EEPROM.h> #include <Wire.h> //declares the eStr at address 1000, for the 0x50 I2C. //InvIoT_U1 is hardware set for this address. InvIoT_EEPROM eStr(1000, 0x50); void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); Wire.begin(); //dont forget to start Wire. // you can add up to 20 strings in the eStr block. //The block starts at address 1000. eStr.newSt(20,1000,0x50); } void loop() { }

SEE ALSO

• .setYYMMDDHHMMSS
• .setYYMMDD
• .setHHMMSS
• .getYYMMDDHHMMSS
• .getTime24