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While the act of loading an EEPROM component with random values can be a handy thing, it doesn't really simulate EEPROM. Since EEPROM is used to store values during power off, it would seem logical that Flowcode would preserve the EEPROM settings from on session to the next. I guess the FCF file would be the prime candidate. Or perhaps in the properties there could be a parameter which selects random initialization Vs retain values.

-Jim