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A question could be written so in the EPROM memory of a node.?

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    A question could be written so in the EPROM memory of a node? Is there any command that allow indicate the direction and value?

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      "Saving states in node" in the API specification might be what you need.

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        I meant not save the state locally, I want to send a status and save it to a memory address automatically. For xample in esp2666 gateway to remotely write the key wify and network name and save memory addresses
        It would be a command such as node address, memory address, value

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