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If none of that fixes the problem, try replacing the SD card.

If an error occurs, please recheck all the steps, and make sure the SD card is working.

Upload the sketch Sdinfo.The following image is the result from the serial monitor. Select the corresponding Arduino board, like Arduino UNO or Duemilanove or others, and the COM port you are using. Uncompress this package and put it in Arduino-1.0 program. Software ¶įirst you have to get an SD card or micro SD card, and then format the SD card as FAT16 or FAT32 if it is necessary.įormat the SD card as the screenshots below:ĭownload the latest version of SdFat for Arduino. Warning: Don't insert SD card and microSD card into the shield at the same time. Plug the SD Card Shield onto the Arduino Insert your SD card into the socket and make sure the card selector pointing to the right way (Standard card or micro).And then connect the Arduino to PC with USB cable. Grove connectors - One for Uart serial port, and the other one for I2C port. SD card(<=2G) Micro SD card(<=2G) SDHC card(<=16G)

SD card, Micro SD card and SDHC card supportable.

This arrangement works fine so long as you make sure not to assign anything else to those pins.Īrduino/Seeeduino compatible ( Do not compatible with Mega) These next lines were user added: This shield works fine for the Arduino Mega 2560, you just have to make the appropriate connections. See v4.0 of this shield for a version that uses pin 4. Please be sure other stacked shields do not make use of that same pin. The SD Card shield v3.0 makes use of pin 10 as a chip select. There are Grove compatible sockets for the I2C and UART ports on board. The shield is also stackable, so additional shields can go on top. The SD Card shield v3.0 uses only the the SPI ports of Arduino. Before using an SD or MicroSD card, please set the shields "SELECT" switch to the proper setting: toward the SD/SDHC slot, or the MicroSD slot.

The card supports use of one and only one format of SD card, either SD/SDHC, or MicroSD.

Use the on-board toggle switch to select the SD card type. It supports SD, SDHC, or MicroSD TF cards.

The SD card v3.0 shield adds storage to your Arduino project.