PetiteFS FATfs SDCard USCI code

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Edit: July 6th, 2014

Please also note that Pabigot maintains BSP430 which has an example for the msp430. He also tracks any changes done to the ElmChan library with patches made to the example. Refer this post.

 

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First version. It's very untidy as I just got it to work. Works on USCI on the MSP430G2553. Supports Read/Listing. The monitor code does not have write yet. It works on the SDCard Boosterpack.

 

I also used Rickta's serial code to reduce file size. I'll update to the next version once I have time and a clean it up to. Also need to add more features.

Usage in screenshot.
di : disk initialize
fi : mount disk
fl : list files
fo filename: open file name.



Latest Code:
http://www.43oh.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1883&start=20#p18738'>Code Rev 0.2

Member Contributed Code:
Jazz_ys - http://forum.43oh.com/topic/1427-petitefs-fatfs-sdcard-usci-code/page__st__20#entry24449'>Link

SDCARD_PetiteFS_2553_v0.01.zip

SDCARD_PetiteFS_2553_v0.02.zip

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Forgot to add:

P2.0 -> CS

P1.5-> CLK

P1.6-> MISO

P1.7-> MOSI

 

Also, is there any interest for a Booster Pack? I can whip one up.

 

Setup:

[Rickta59 589]

Thanks bluehash! I couldn't get it to work with my SanDisk 1GB microSD card. However, with a

few small tweaks to spi.c, I got it humming:

 

/* Initialize and enable the SPI module */
void spi_initialize( void )
{
 P2DIR |= BIT0;      // CS Line
 UCB0CTL1 |= UCSWRST;
 //UCB0CTL0 |= UCMSB |  UCMST | UCMODE_0 | UCSYNC;
 UCB0CTL0 = UCCKPL + UCMSB + UCMST + UCMODE_0 + UCSYNC;
 UCB0CTL1 = UCSSEL_2 | UCSWRST;

 UCB0BR0 = 0x02; // 8MHz
 UCB0BR1 = 0x00;

 P1SEL  |= BIT5 | BIT6 | BIT7; // P1.5, P1.6, P1.7 option select
 P1SEL2 |= BIT5 | BIT6 | BIT7;

 UCB0CTL1 &= ~UCSWRST;

 P2OUT |= BIT0;       // CS high

}

 

-rick

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Awesome.. is this for the 2553 series? I tested a 32mb and 4gb disk.

 

I'll incorporate your changes and make a release.

[Rickta59 589]

Awesome.. is this for the 2553 series?

 

I was actually using an msp430g2533. I think is the same as a 2553 without a comparator.

 

-rick

[single 1]

How much code memory does it need? Will it fits in msp430g2452?

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Not much I'm afraid. Use the 2553 if you can or sample it from TI.

 

If you want it to work on the 2452 you will have to change the base driver to support USI. 2452 does not have USCI.

[lastaid 15]

I have not used this code as of now, but could you tell me how much flash and ram it uses?

might be interesting for projects involving audio or whatever anyone can come up with.

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I have not used this code as of now, but could you tell me how much flash and ram it uses?

might be interesting for projects involving audio or whatever anyone can come up with.

 

On the MSP430G2553, no write support yet

MSP430: Program loaded. Code Size - Text: 3410 bytes  Data: 220 bytes

[gssmahadevan 2]

Thanks bluehash!

 

I will use your code for 2553 chip with lanunchpad.

[kenemon 29]

Awesome way to beef up the MSP. I have a couple of questions:

 

what kinds of commands can be used to utilize this as a data logger?

 

can you shoot sensor values through the ADC to an open file on the SD?

 

I assume you can access the SD through interrupts?

 

please pardon my ignorance of this......

 

Thanks

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what kinds of commands can be used to utilize this as a data logger?

- Open/Read/Write File

- Delete file

- Seek file

 

can you shoot sensor values through the ADC to an open file on the SD?

Yes

 

I assume you can access the SD through interrupts?

Should be.

 

please pardon my ignorance of this......

Pardoned. Now go party.

[gssmahadevan 2]

Bluehash,

 

I am able to run your code on MSP430G2253 with 512MB FAT16 Transcend Micro-SDCard on Launchpad.

 

I had following niggling issues :

* Disconnect J5 jumpers (I have to carefully watch your picture)

* Configure Termite to send CR-LF after every entry

 

* Add a change in main.c:get_line to make the for-loop to exit when it recieves '\n' also. Here is my change (in bold-underlined line):

 

static void get_line(char *buff, BYTE len){

...

if (c == '\r' || c == '\n') break;

...

}

 

So next trial would be for writing

 

Regards

 

mahadevan

[gssmahadevan 2]

Bluehash,

 

Your FAT-FS code uses SW-Serial-Port for Rs232 communication.

 

As MSP430G2553 contains serial port, why you have not used HW-Serial-Port-Communication(apart from the reason that being portable for other MSP430 MCUs where no HW serial ports are available)?

 

Thanks & regards

 

mahadevan

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As MSP430G2553 contains serial port, why you have not used HW-Serial-Port-Communication(apart from the reason that being portable for other MSP430 MCUs where no HW serial ports are available)?

 

1. For the above reason mainly.

2. Software UART code was already made by Rickta. I did not want to spend time on setting up the serial port and buffers.