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| - | In Mass Storage Device Mode (MSD) you can connect your ZBrain target to a computer and it will present itself as an external hard drive, like a USB-Stick. | + | In USB - Mass Storage Device Mode (MSD) you can connect your ZBrain target to a computer and it will present itself as an external hard drive, like a USB-Stick. |
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| - | Example:\\ | + | **Example:**\\ |
| 1. Run the following code\\ | 1. Run the following code\\ | ||
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| 2.connect the [[ZMC]] via USB cable to your PC \\ | 2.connect the [[ZMC]] via USB cable to your PC \\ | ||
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| (The board will automatically perform a softreset)\\ | (The board will automatically perform a softreset)\\ | ||
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| - | :!: It is strongly recommended to use the latest | + | :!: **It is strongly recommended to use the latest |
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| - | **note: | + | |
| - | - the [[nand_flash|NAND-Flash]] does not fully support Mass Storage Device\\ | + | |
| - | (Mass storage Device on NAND-Flash works only in FDM-Mode, which can be used e.g. to store graphics on the flash) | + | |