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esp8266_and_sd_cards [2015/06/22 16:35]
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esp8266_and_sd_cards [2015/06/22 16:39]
sigrokblack Some corrections, okay?
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 ====== You can connect an SD card to some ESP8266 with the SPI GPIO broken out. ====== You can connect an SD card to some ESP8266 with the SPI GPIO broken out.
-For example: ESP8266 201 or ESP8266 ​12E ======+For example: ESP8266 201 or 12E ======
  
  
 Then connect your sd card (__FAT32__) like this to the ESP: Then connect your sd card (__FAT32__) like this to the ESP:
  
-Sd-->​ESP8266+     Sd-->​ESP8266
  
-CS --> IO2 +  -  ​CS --> IO2 
-DI(MOSI)-->​IO13 +  ​-  ​DI(MOSI)-->​IO13 
-VSS1--> GND +  ​-  ​VSS1--> GND 
-VDD-->​3.3v +  ​-  ​VDD-->​3.3v 
-SCLK-->​IO14 +  ​-  ​SCLK-->​IO14 
-Vss2-->​GND +  ​-  ​Vss2-->​GND 
-DO(MISO)-->​IO12+  ​-  ​DO(MISO)-->​IO12
  
 Take these instructions for help: Take these instructions for help:
 http://​www.esp8266.com/​viewtopic.php?​f=32&​t=3558#​p20419 http://​www.esp8266.com/​viewtopic.php?​f=32&​t=3558#​p20419
  
-Be sure to change ​the CS to a free GPIO. Normally, this would be IO15 which has to be pulled to ground. Otherwise ​teh ESP won't work.+Be sure to change CS to a free GPIO. Normally, this would be IO15 which has to be pulled to ground. Otherwise ​the ESP won't work.
 In this case I take IO2. In this case I take IO2.
  
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