Problem in accessing Memory Card through MicroSD Adapter

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Hi,

I am trying to write data in a memory card through MICROSD adapter for MICROSD ATMEGA32 datalogger. But with HYPERTERMINAL software the card is

not getting detected. Can anyone please help me to sort out the problem. I am attaching the ISP connections and the circuit of the data logger. Please

have your response.


Sumanta
 

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Please check the power supply you provided to the Card. I don't think it will be 5.0 Volts, it would be rather lesser than that & the card might have been damaged by now due to the excess voltage stress!!!
 

Soumyajit said:
Please check the power supply you provided to the Card. I don't think it will be 5.0 Volts, it would be rather lesser than that & the card might have been damaged by now due to the excess voltage stress!!!
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Hi,

I have checked the power input to the MICROSD Adapter, it is 5.26 volts. Can you tell me how the BAUD rate settings done in AVR STUDIO4. As I am

setting some baud rate in HYPERTERMINAL software so I guess there may be some different value of baud rate set previously so that the HYPERTERMINAL

software is not able to detect the memory card. Hoping to get your response.


Sumanta
 

Hi,

The memory card is not getting detected in the HYPERTERMINAL software. Are there any driver that is required to be installed for the memory card to be detected in the PC

through the Atmega32 microcontroller as per the diagram in the attachment in my first post. Please have your suggestions regarding solving the problem.


Sumanta
 

Is the PC terminal connecting to the unit's command-line-interface, and it is in there that it is quoting "No Memory Card"..?
have fun always
NEal
 

LightDiodeDesigns said:
Is the PC terminal connecting to the unit's command-line-interface, and it is in there that it is quoting "No Memory Card"..?
have fun always
NEal
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Hi,

I am attaching the circuit diagram of the datalogger which I am trying to implement. There u can see that the memory card through adapter is

connected to the microcontroller which in turn is again connected with a MAX232. It has a RS232 connection which is interfacing with the computer. So

accordingly I have made the circuit connection. Are there any driver files required to be installed so that the ATmega32 is able to detect the Memory

card. Please have your suggestions regarding solving the problem.


Sumanta
 

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Actually I am not using the MICROSD module and microsd module connector but instead of that I am using Microsd adapter with memory card. I have

soldered pins on microsd adapter and have fixed it on the Bredboard. Then I have wired it with ATMEGA32 according as shown in the circuit diagram of

the datalogger. Will in that way the memory card cannot be accessed by the microcontroller. Please have your suggestions.


Sumanta
 

Did you check second link in post #7 there is complete explanation from author, it should work like that :





---------- Post added at 17:08 ---------- Previous post was at 16:59 ----------

Like additional to that nice project made by prof. Dharmani You can use voltage divider on input of ADC to measure higher voltage then 5V, or You can modify and adjust calc in source code to get real voltage.
 
tpetar said:
Did you check second link in post #7 there is complete explanation from author, it should work like that :



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Hi,

I have checked that post. They have shown that connection for ATMEGA8. But I am using ATMEGA32. For that the necessary connection is given in the datalogger circuit

means which port of the microsd adapter should be connected with the microcontroller. So I am done the circuit accordingly. Hoping to get your response.


Sumanta
 



No my friend You didnt look carefully there is ATMega32 in three variant circuits, I post ver2.4 in my post #7 and you reply with quote in post #8, there is circuit, or read link what I give.
 
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