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SD Card Manager

Keep test data on the card and take it home for analysis

Page 17 of 24 MCP / API open OTA updates

Manages TF card storage: mount, format, browse directories, preview and delete files. Run logs, recorded data and capture files all land on the card and can be copied to a computer at any time.

On-device formatting to FAT32 solves the common problem of large retail cards shipping with exFAT that cannot be mounted; writes are synced in batches to avoid the classic "file exists but is 0 bytes" pitfall.

Screen

On-screen interface

A recreation of this page on the 2.41-inch AMOLED display (600 ร— 450). Actual interaction and layout follow the latest firmware.

SD manager 12.4G / 32G
/logDirectory24 items
/log/20261018.log48.2 KB22:10
/data/ps_curve.csv1.2 MB21:44
/cap/wsec_01.pcap880 KB20:58
/photo/shot_0032.jpg412 KB19:12
FAT32 ยท Drag to scroll ยท Tap again to preview
Screen ยท Page 17
Recreated from the real firmware layout; the display type can be changed in the admin panel
Highlights

Key capabilities

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Mount and format

One-tap FAT32 formatting for large cards that ship as exFAT.

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Directory browsing

Drag to scroll; size and modification time shown.

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File preview

Text and log files can be inspected directly.

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Reliable writes

Directory entries synced in batches, so even power loss leaves a trace.

Specifications

Technical specs

File systemFAT12 / FAT16 / FAT32 (exFAT must be formatted first)
Preview limitโ‰ค4 KB of text; files with too many control characters are refused
Typical folders/log logs, /data samples, /cap captures, /photo photos
Use Cases

Typical scenarios

Long-term data collection

Recorded data is written to the card for offline analysis back at the office.

On-site forensics

Logs and capture files preserved for a full post-mortem.

Commands

Related commands

page 17  Jump to SD card manager
sdm id  Show mount state and card information
sdm fmt go  Format as FAT32 (erases all data)

Read the full API & command reference โ†’

โš  Boundaries & notes
  • Formatting erases everything on the card; make sure you have a backup first.

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