Mmc to serial adapter link

SPENCE

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/seanellis/mmcserial.htm

OVER THE PAST YEAR OR MORE SEVERAL HAVE EXPRESSED INTEREST IN THIS VEIN.

HOPE THE HELPS OUT

73
SPENCE
K4KEP

David B

Thanks. I'm slowly working towards building an MMC/SD-based data logger, and it's always nice to see different approaches to using these complicated things.

David

SPENCE

DAVID

HAVE YOU LOOKED AT THIS.

http://www.ghielectronics.com/ALFAT.htm

THE DEV BOARD IS OUT NOW AND THE SD/MMC BOARD SOON.

I AM PLANNING ON GETTING THE DEV BOARD VERY SOON.

73
SPENCE
K4KEP

David B

That's quite a chip - it's just about what I've been working towards, except with many more features. I like it!

But I also like the challenge of getting my own design working, and I'm so close. I've got a working MMC/SD card interface from a Delphi PC program thru the parallel port to the card. I've got an SX board with card socket built, and just last weekend got its VP-style RS232 IO working. All it needs is the Delphi card interface code translated to SX code and it will be a working logger.

On the other hand, $50 for a complete MMC/SD board isn't bad. What to do...

David
(KM6VI)

PJMonty

Spence,

If you use the "URL" formatting button before and after the ULR itself, the URL becomes a click-able link in your post. They look like this:

homepage.ntlworld.com/seanellis/mmcserial.htm

instead of plain text like this:

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/seanellis/mmcserial.htm

Just a nice thing to do for the rest of us so we don't have to cut and paste to check out the site...

Thanks, PeterM

Chris Savage

Or if you use the "Post Reply" button (Using the normal editor) instead of "Quick Reply" they will automatically be converted to clickable links without having to do anything special.



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Jim McCorison

The gee-whiz stuff only works if you are using MS Explorer. If instead you choose to use a browser that is less prone to hijacking, worms, viruses, adware. etc. than you'll have to put the codes in yourself.

Jim

SPENCE

Peter and chris.

I don't seem to have that capability in netscape 7.1. Fed dhs had us all get off of ie because of security problems. Have to do with what i have.

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spence
k4kep

Jim McCorison

Spence,

Smart move on their part. There are two ways to tag a url in a non-ie browser. If you click the "Reply" button instead of using the quick reply you will get a message entry box. Above the box will be buttons for various features, or at least in Firefox 1.0 there is. When you want to include a url, click the url button. This will insert '[noparse][[/noparse] u r l ]', without the extra spaces. Next type, or paste in the url. Entering 'http://' isn't necessary. Then hold the shift key down and click the url button again. This will insert '[noparse][[/noparse] / u r l ]'. So your entry will look like:

[noparse][[/noparse] u r l ]www.foobar.nowhere[noparse][[/noparse] / u r l ]

again, without the extra spaces.

Or, you can just type the begin and end tags yourself. I've gotten to doing that because it is faster for me to type them than it is the find the #^@$^*@ button.

Jim

Chris Savage

Jim McCorison said...
The gee-whiz stuff only works if you are using MS Explorer. If instead you choose to use a browser that is less prone to hijacking, worms, viruses, adware. etc. than you'll have to put the codes in yourself.
Jim

You mean there's more than just Internet Explorer?!?·



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