Maybe I should place a suggestion to implement a short routine to erase the EEPROM of the EX-Turntable? During first time powering up the UNO some values are written to the EEPROM which could be wrong if tested in a developer environment. Deletion of the EEPROM of an Arduino is uncomfortable. A special sketch is needed for this. My proposal is to add a "debugging-command" like <0 5> or so to delete the EEPROM
Problem/idea statement
From Hardy in Discord:
Maybe I should place a suggestion to implement a short routine to erase the EEPROM of the EX-Turntable? During first time powering up the UNO some values are written to the EEPROM which could be wrong if tested in a developer environment. Deletion of the EEPROM of an Arduino is uncomfortable. A special sketch is needed for this. My proposal is to add a "debugging-command" like <0 5> or so to delete the EEPROM
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