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Arduino Extended Database Library Using An SD Card

This document summarizes how to use the Extended Database Library with an SD card on an Arduino. It explains that the library allows for non-volatile storage of byte-level data that can be read and written. The example shows how to initialize an SD card, create a database file, add and read records from the file using the library functions. Notes are provided about compatibility with different Arduino boards.

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Arduino Extended Database Library Using An SD Card

This document summarizes how to use the Extended Database Library with an SD card on an Arduino. It explains that the library allows for non-volatile storage of byte-level data that can be read and written. The example shows how to initialize an SD card, create a database file, add and read records from the file using the library functions. Notes are provided about compatibility with different Arduino boards.

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Yugi Abdul Lathif
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Arduino Extended Database Library using

an SD Card
The Arduino Playground Site of the Extended Database Library states that : With these changes,
it is now ossible to use this library in con!unction with the standard Arduino EEP"#$ library,
an external EEP"#$ such as the AT%&'()%&, ro*iding (%+ , -(% .ilobytes of non/*olatile
storage, or any other latfor0 that suorts byte le*el reading and writing such as an SD card12
3ut unfortunately 4 didn5t find any exa0le in the internet that shows how to use the library with
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Arduino there are a lot of exa0les around1 $y Exa0le is for an Arduino 9:# with a chea
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are the reader and writer functions and that you ha*e to create a file and use the see.;< 0ethod1
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#include "Arduino.h"
#include <EDB.h>
#include <SD.h>

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