Max Size of .eepe Files

[SamoaFlyer]

Is there a way to determine the maximum number of models and/or number of mixes per model that can be put into a single EEPROM file? I believe I've maxed out a file but didn't know it until I found that latest changes made to a model didn't get saved although there was no error message to that effect.

There were nine models in the file with a couple with a fairly large number of mixes(>20). I experimented by trying to copy a large model into an empty model slot and got the error message "Unable set model!" yet a smaller model would copy okay so I assume I reached some size limit.

It would be nice to have some indicator that could warn about this before a couple of hours of mix changes are simply lost.

Bill

[cre8tiveleo]

A warning would be nice.
There is a Memory warning on the 'radio setup' screen, first page close to the bottom, I think its default is on, maybe it doesn't work?

Another solution would be to save the eepe file often. I do when I do a lot of mix changes. As a just in case buffer.

[MikeB]

On the MODEL select menu, the free eeprom is listed at the top of the screen, and the space used by each model is the number beside the model name.

Mike.

[SamoaFlyer]

I'm sorry gents. I guess I didn't make myself very clear. I'm talking aboout programming in eepe, not in the radio. I believe the screens mentioned are in er9x.

Bill

[MikeB]

Looks like the main modle list screen in eepe could do with the memory used for each model and the amount free listed as on the 9x itself.

Mike.

[SamoaFlyer]

Sounds good to me Mike.

Bill