Using SDHC card with PropBOE?
HShanko
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I finally got a micro SD card. But when I got home and looked the package over, I noticed it read "microSDHC' card with adapter.
My question, it is 4 GB size. Is that a problem?
It is SDHC, is that a problem?
Store, Walmart, didn't have any 2 GB, just lot of larger sizes. I'm green to SD cards. Don't have anything that uses one, except for a Rayman 3.5" LCD touchscreen pcb, and that hasn't had an SD card usage yet.
If this SD card is OK, how would one format it? And, again, what format is best?
My question, it is 4 GB size. Is that a problem?
It is SDHC, is that a problem?
Store, Walmart, didn't have any 2 GB, just lot of larger sizes. I'm green to SD cards. Don't have anything that uses one, except for a Rayman 3.5" LCD touchscreen pcb, and that hasn't had an SD card usage yet.
If this SD card is OK, how would one format it? And, again, what format is best?
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Edit you can format them on your computer and maybe with kyes code?
That is good news. Now I can open the packaging and 'touch' these little gems. I do have a USB i/f'd card reader that I hopefully can format them with.
I hope you've seen my PropBOE-Bot project. I'm using an 8 GB card to record the robot's path and then having the robot read from the SD card to "replay" the previously recorded path.
I personally think it's pretty cool.
Oh, and don't sneeze without securing the card first. Those things are really easy to lose.
I just wasn't sure. I had a web site once that talked about all the various memory cards. I just didn't realize how tiny they are. A penny can completely cover microSDs; maybe a dime can also.
I don't know what's supposed to retain microSD cards. The socket on the PropBOE doesn't seem to hold it in very firmly. No push in/push to release like I have on a full-size SD card socket on Rayman's 3.5" LCD touchscreen pcb. (On that board, I lucked out on batteries; charged them back in Aug 2010 and they are still working; probably check the display several times a month.)
Lots to check out yet on the PropBOE, for sure. Such fun.