venkatesh223
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venkatesh223 reacted to Rei Vilo in MSP432P401R SD card interface
The SD_TM4C library worked out of the box.
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LaunchPad: MSP432P401R red Energia: 1.8.7E21 Boards package: Energia MSP432 EMT 5.23.1 SD card: Kingston 8 GB formatted in MS-DOS (FAT32).
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venkatesh223 reacted to Rei Vilo in MSP432P401R SD card interface
Have you tried the SD_TM4C library?
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venkatesh223 reacted to jsolarski in MSP432P401R SD card interface
Its hard to give you an answer on this.
If its say, SD card not initlized, then you really need to verify your setup and wiring.
and post any modifications of the code provided.
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venkatesh223 reacted to terjeio in MSP432P401R SD card interface
@zeke : SD cards are rated for 3.3V (1.8V for some - with 3.3V init), 5V will kill them?
Lately I have accessed cards via FatFS on MSP432E401Y and TM4C1294 LaunchPads with power supplied from the BoosterPack header without problems.
Up to 500mA can be supplied via the LDO on the MSP432P401R LaunchPad, and I believe enough is left for a SD card (draw is typ. 20-100mA according to wikipedia).
The code I used was from the TI SDKs.
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venkatesh223 reacted to zeke in MSP432P401R SD card interface
Maybe I am thinking of the PetiteFS way of using an SD card but doesn't that SD card need to be first formatted on a PC and have a file created as well?
Then, the MSP430 would access the SD card, open up the pre-existing file, and then write to it?
I would verify the SD card on a PC first by formatting it then creating an empty text file on it. Then, get the MSP430 to see it then open it.
Double check the wiring of the card.
And make sure that you have a really good +5V power source for that SD card. I have read that they want a bunch of current to operate properly. And, I suspect the dev board cannot supply that much current on the +5V line. Gotta verify that too.