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Matt Gordon

Matt Gordon is a senior applications engineer at Micrium.  He began his career developing device drivers, kernel ports, and example applications for Micrium's customers.  Drawing on this experience, Matt has written multiple articles on embedded software.  He also heads Micrium's training program and regularly teaches classes on real-time kernels and other embedded software components.  Matt holds a bachelor's degree in computer engineering from Georgia Tech, Georgia in the USA.


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  • Hi Matt,

    I posted this on Paul Clarke (embedded systems) page but never heard back so I don't think he is active any longer or the question doesn't fall in his area.  I am wondering if this is more of an embedded software question so I am hoping you can help or at least direct me to the right forum if my question is outside your area.

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    I have a device that appends data   to a csv file on a compactflash card every 60 seconda.  Since I have no  way of changing the device that is doing the logging, I am looking for   a way to either have the data wirelessly pushed by the cf card like   eye-fi does for sd or be able to mount the card wirelessly to read the   csv file.  I was thinking that using cf to sd adapter with eye-fi might   work or possibly use an arduino module to read and transmit the data.   If I were to use an eye-fi card it seems I would have to overwrite their OS on the card with my own but I have no idea where to start with that. Am I on the right track or is there a better way to solve this?

     

    TIA,

    John

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    John,

    From what I see, having the radio transmitter plug into the compact flash socket and transmit to a remote memory is kind of unique to eye-fi and a few others like Cisco / Linksys.   Wireless CompactFlash Card Adapter   data_sheet

     

    You might have better luck if you can insert a wireless link before the compact flash socket.

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