[OT] Similar to OpenLog but faster?

[Electron]

Hello!
do you know any product similar to OpenLog but faster?

i.e. a UART to microSD FAT32 recorder, OpenLog would work but is limited to
115200 bps, I need at least 230400 bps for a projet and 921600 bps for another.

Even better, are there easy to use FAT32 libs for PIC32?

With kind regards,
Mario

[s***@agilent.com]

Hi Mario according to the OpenLog hook-up guide:

baud - This command will open up a system menu allowing the user to enter a baud rate. Any baud rate between 300bps and 1Mbps is supported. The baud rate selection is immediate, and the OpenLog requires a power cycle for the settings to take effect. The baud rate is stored to EEPROM and is loaded every time OpenLog powers up. The default is 9600 8N1.

< https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/openlog-hookup-guide>

If you are connecting through a FTDI => USB then it is possible to use faster baud rates than the usual by spoofing the actual rate in the driver - FTDI have (had?) documentation on doing that. I have run FTDI devices up to 3 Mbps by re-assigning the 300 baud setting (who uses 300 baud?) It is a while since I did this so details are hazy but you need to modify the INF file.

HTH
Stephen



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Hello!
do you know any product similar to OpenLog but faster?

i.e. a UART to microSD FAT32 recorder, OpenLog would work but is limited to
115200 bps, I need at least 230400 bps for a projet and 921600 bps for another.

Even better, are there easy to use FAT32 libs for PIC32?

With kind regards,
Mario

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