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USB as a V drive for pendrive

Hi,

I want to implement a USB module as V drive for pendrive where I can get commands through uart such as make directory ,open file etc and then dump the file onto pendrive. I am aware of how USB works, I want to know the feasibility of this project and a starting guide to how can it be achieved.

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Sanket

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  • You could do something like this on an STM32F4-Discovery, the Firmware Update example provides for a USB Mass Storage access layer, with FatFs. The USB Flash drive would attach to a small cable onto the MicroAB connector. To access via a serial port you'd need to add interfacing hardware, code to read/write to the USART, and parse commands and data.

    This could probably be done with other NXP, TI or ATMEL processors, you'd need to review the examples and libraries provided by the vendors.

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  • You could do something like this on an STM32F4-Discovery, the Firmware Update example provides for a USB Mass Storage access layer, with FatFs. The USB Flash drive would attach to a small cable onto the MicroAB connector. To access via a serial port you'd need to add interfacing hardware, code to read/write to the USART, and parse commands and data.

    This could probably be done with other NXP, TI or ATMEL processors, you'd need to review the examples and libraries provided by the vendors.

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