> >I wonder, could one use a pic to make an interface from a computer to =
a
> >Multimedia card?
>=20
> What card?  Sound card?  Video card?  Why do you need to make an =
interface
> from a computer to a card that's made to go INTO a computer?

Actually, I just got the datasheets and it seems it is using a 7-pin bus =
where there are the following:

2x GND
1x VCC
1x Data
1x Command/response line=20
1x Clock
1x NC (No Connection / reserved)

> >It uses some sort of serial interface, and can handle 200KByte/sec...
> >That's 1,6 MBIT sec...  Hmm.  The chip can handle any lower speed =
too, I
> >think one just needs to give it a clock  :-)
>=20
> "Some sort of serial interface"... yeah, I think I have some code that =
does
> exactly that.

Hmm, would need a heck of a driver for windows to mount this as a =
disk...
Meby easier to buy a USB interface unit...

> >Or, mabe this can even be made without a pic?
>=20
> Certainly.  Push the card into the computer slot.

Look line below: el cheapo!  I want to build it not buy a computer slot =
:-)
=20
> >I am thinking el. cheapo here.  All info in the protocol for the =
Multimedia
> >Cards would be apprechiated.
>=20
> I'll just look in my "Multimedia Cards" folder here and send that info =
right
> out to you.

All is apprechiated :-)

    KreAture

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