Pinout of SD,MiniSD, Micro SD Sometimes I think people just don't like search engines or something... It takes far longer to post this message than it does to go to google and type in "pinout minisd microsd sd...
Wednesday, 28 February 2007 - 16:25
Serial port (RS232) You are using a level shifter between the avr and the PC, right? If not, you need one as the AVR spits out 0-5V and the PC expects -15+15 (or at least something negative and...
Getting closer with SD/MMC - how to address memory? After reading more of the spec. You're sending command 11, which is multiple block read for normal mode, but isn't supported in SPI mode. I think you want command 18 for multi-...
Sometimes I think people just don't like search engines or something... It takes far longer to post this message than it does to go to google and type in "pinout minisd microsd sd...
You are using a level shifter between the avr and the PC, right? If not, you need one as the AVR spits out 0-5V and the PC expects -15+15 (or at least something negative and...
*sigh* right... 0x11 not 11 =)
After reading more of the spec. You're sending command 11, which is multiple block read for normal mode, but isn't supported in SPI mode. I think you want command 18 for multi-...
The MBR should be at address 0. In the MMC spec, though, it says for cards
*shrug* at least the search turned up 10+ results for me from 2001-present...
Have you tried adjusting your contrast all the way both ways?
Speak for yourself. I happen to be excellent at telepathy, I just choose not to use it =)
Since when isn't search working? Works fine for me. Searching for 1-wire in these forums turns up tons, btw durmitor...
USB bit-banging is incredibly slow. That's why there aren't many programmers that use it. If you want to speed it up, you'll need something in the middle. Take a look at...
The algorithms on that page rely on 32 or 64 bit multiplication.
Heh. Or not =) The assembler is many more instructions than the 24 or so that Klaus' last post executes =)
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