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TargetSD™

Secure Digital Card Manager

Features

TargetSD™, Blunk Microsystems' Secure Digital Card Manager / Driver layer, includes the following features:

  • Supports all commercially available SD cards.

  • Provides the read_sector()/write_sector() interface to TargetFAT™, Blunk Microsystems' embedded DOS/Win-compatible file system.

  • Manages Secure Digital cards for TargetFAT: automatically detects card insertion, checks card size, type, and support of special features, and adds volume to TargetFAT. Automatically detects and handles card removal, removing the volume from TargetFAT.

  • Supports the High Capacity (>= 2 GB) and High Speed (50 MHz) special options.

  • Maximum card size is 2 TB (terabytes) for high capacity cards, 2 GB (gigabytes) for standard cards.

  • Application layer announcement is made when cards are inserted or removed.

  • Fast table-driven CRC calculation for data integrity and high performance.

  • Timeouts and retries are automatically performed as necessary in response to CRC and other errors.

  • Supports SPI channels using a simple documented driver interface. Several sample drivers are provided.

  • Sectors are pre-erased before they are written, for highest performance.

  • Supports MMC and SD cards, both partitioned and non-partitioned volumes.

  • Provides sdStats() call, which displays the number of command retries, read retries, CRC errors, card controller errors, and other statistics.

  • Optionally displays contents of the Card Identification, Card Specific Data, and Configuration registers after card insertion; showing manufacturer ID, card version, serial number, date of manufacture, supported access time, transfer speed, and bus width, special features, etc.

  • Source code is 100% ANSI C and has been tested using ANSI C compilers from GNU and Metrowerks.

  • Developed using TargetOS™, Blunk Microsystems’ full-featured royalty-free real time operating system. Easily ported to other operating systems or used polled mode, without a kernel. Per-socket access semaphores allow sharing SPI channel with other devices.

  • Royalty-free Platform License. Includes source code, user's manual, sample applications, and one year of technical support.