Re: rcm4300
sujeeth parthiban <[email protected]>
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Thanks Tom for the reply. Yes I indeed started working with the FAT sample code and I was able to read and write from the SD card. If you use latest version of Dynamic C you can use upto 2GB microSD card. And yes, the card needs to be in FAT format to make it readable in PC. Thanks. Sujeeth. On 22 July 2012 00:44, Tom Collins <tom-lnEA/wrDJtNWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> wrote: > ** > > > Try the sample programs that come with Dynamic C. I seem to recall that > they have one that provides FTP access to the files on the card. I'm > pretty sure the Rabbit web server can also provide access to files on the > card. > > There are limits to the maximum supported card size, and I think you'll > want to format it on the Rabbit to make sure you can read it on both the > Rabbit and PC (if you want to remove the card and insert it into an SD card > reader on the PC). > > -Tom > > > On Jul 18, 2012, at 9:16 AM, sujeeth parthiban wrote: > > > > Hi, > Can someone help me in working with RCM4300. I previously worked with > RCM4000. I want to use the microSD card in RCM4300 to store some data, > collected by the rabbit, so that I can retrieve it later using computer. > The idea is even people without much computer knowledge can easily download > the data like flash drive. Can anyone let me know where I can start. Thanks. > > Sujeeth. > > -- > The road will never be the same. > > > > -- The road will never be the same.