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So i had no choice to remove the module (which required breaking it open- therefore rendering it unusable! So in short: after repair/saving it! i broke it again!! When trying to insert the sd card again (i wish i would have glued it in too!!!) the card would not latch into the module! I was very happy! … however i made a critical error afterwards!Īs the card required force to insert and eject the media… i superglued the edges in an attempt to prevent the sd module from moving and damaging the re-soldered pins.
#Sd card slot not working windows
The board when plugged into windows opened the sd-card and i was able to upload the firmware!
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I was able to repair this with a soldering iron When i peeled the sd-card module it only broke the soldering on about 5 pins Rest of the SPI bus can be connected from the header (MISO, MOSI, SCLK).from the correct side of R55, facing the 0.6-SSEL1 pin. Again that has to connected, via a soldered via, to the SD adapter as the chip select pin, e.g. P0.6-SSEL1 is the slave-select / chip select of the original SD card and is not available on the SD card header.via a soldered wire from the correct side of D7 (facing P0.27) to CD P0.27 has to go to the “CD” pin (“card detect”) of the adapter e.g.So I actually have to correct myself: Some modifications need to be done. Seems to me that the purpose of the SPI connector is to connect other SPI devices, and P0.26 is simply usable as a chip-select signal for other devices. The pin may also be just ignored by the bootloader. If that signal is GND, it tells the MCU that a SD card is inserted. P0.27 is used on the on-board SD card connector as the SDDET signal, SD detection. That is indeed a caveat I’ve just noticed too. The fact that the SPI connector is on pin P0.26 instead of P0.27 will not pose a problem for the bootloader ?
#Sd card slot not working full
If you have no restraint in experimenting with direct uploading (and fixing some upload addresses if they’re wrong), you can try it… You should work on obtaining a full memory dump of the current flash though first, as that will be your only means of recovering. bin file and let the SD card bootloader handle the rest. So the safest route would be to let PlatformIO generate the Marlin build and then take the compiled. Uploading a firmware this way to the wrong address will override the bootloader, and you really don’t want that. However, if there is a bootloader involved, things might be different. PlatformIO (or rather, the custom third-party platform code) is able to upload a firmware directly via some upload methods: See GitHub - maxgerhardt/pio-nxp-lpc1769-arduino-test: Simple project for testing Arduino support on the NXP LPC1769 chip using a custom platform. a way that this could be rectified in respect to uploading/flashing the marlin 2 firmware to the SKR 1.4 Turbo without the original SD-Card Reader Module?
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I would appreciate some guidance if this indeed possible? Or alternative e.g wires to the respective pins on the reverse of the**board?Ĭould somebody kindly point me in the right direction? Then flash the motherboard firmware? (See question ) Then prehapsīe able to connect another SD-Card reader to the motherboard via SPI I think I would be required to first modify marlin and
#Sd card slot not working install
Whilst trying to install and fit a SKR Turbo 1.4 Turbo Motherboard into 3D printer body…