Aha right the SD initial rate in v10 was being ignored if the SPI channel was already initialised by something else e.g. the display. So I've hopefully solved this now in the latest version and the low speed mode should be imposed. So this will now happen. Display starts up and sets the SPI clock to...

As for your SPI speed issue the difference between v9 and v10 could just be the order of the components in the project. There was a change for v10 which meant that shared peripherals like the SPI now only produce one set of code instead of having two or more sets of code that essentially did the sam...

Many thanks for that, it helped. I've found the problem, I'm using the type conversion to get the bytes but this is then being used again inside the append byte and so the value gets corrupted. I've put a new version on the library updates for you now that should solve the problem by reloading the t...

This one is odd, I can't see anything obviously wrong and I exported and imported the macro for the SD mode component so it's very odd. Please can you just double check your array your passing in is a INT type array.

Hello,

I'm doing some work with the W5500 at the moment so I'll see if I can replicate the problem and find a solution for you.

I've bought one for you so I can develop a component. Should hopefully arrive later this week.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/386858565278

Hello,

Please change the CS pin of the SD component to pin D10 / PORTB.2, this should solve the problem.

Please see my first post for an explaination.

Hi Stefan, Right ok that is odd, looks to be something deep within the fputc function which is returning an error when it gets those characters. It writes both bytes in the INT before checking the error return. I can't look at the library itself to see what it's doing because it's precompiled. I've ...

Thanks for letting us know and glad you've now got it resolved. Could be a bug in the latest version of Git that will likely get ironed out again in a later version.

Excellent glad it's working correctly for you now, I've now added the INT, Long and Float array read/write functions so hopefully that will help.

Please let me know if you have any issues.