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January 9, 2021
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Hi , is there any user manual " how to connect ST25RU3993 module via raspberry pi " please send if any documents

  • January 9, 2021
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Hi ,

is there any user manual " how to connect ST25RU3993 UHF module via raspberry pi "

please send if any documents

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Best answer by Franco Bocalon

Cedric,

I am just unzipping the 2.3.0 SDK content and opening the solutiion in VisualStudio 2019. The includes shown are the same that I am seeing right now.

I am installing VS 2017 to check if works in this case.

Regards

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Cedric Dalban
ST Employee
January 15, 2021

Hello SSubr,

the file ...\Documents\Middleware-ReleaseNote.txt provides the following information:

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Build & Installation information for RPi (Linux)

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1. Open the VS2017 solution .\Middleware\clib\STUHFL.sln

2. Add the IP address of your RPi in the Tools-Options-CrossPlatform options.

3. In the STUHFL(Linux) project properties set this IP as remote machine  

4. Right-Click on the STUHFL(Linux) project and click rebuild

NOTE: This generates a Linux shared object that could be used to communicate

   to ST25RU3993 Reader IC based demo boards on a RPi.

best regards,

Cedric.

Franco Bocalon
Associate II
January 21, 2021

Dear Cedric,

In where place step 3 must to be performed? I can not find this option

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Regards

Franco

Cedric Dalban
ST Employee
January 21, 2021

Hello FBoca,

as mentioned in step 2, you have to select Tools -> Options :

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then CrossPlatform -> add and fill up all remote connection information:0693W000007CAs6QAG.png 

Step 3 consists in selecting remote debugger with the connection previously defined:

0693W000007CAuGQAW.pngregards,

Cedric.

Franco Bocalon
Associate II
January 21, 2021

Cedric,

I can add succesfully the remote system, but I do not know how set up the remote debugger, this need to be installed separately?

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Cedric Dalban
ST Employee
January 21, 2021

Hi FBoca,

If not available by default you have to do this extra step:

First ensure your VS handles Remote Build through "Linux development in C++" package:

Open the menu “Tools – Get Tools and Features�?,

then select "Linux development in C++" package:

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then open project properties of STUHFL solution:

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and configure Remote Build Machine:

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Looking at your picture, it appears you are working on Rpi demo project (instead of middleware only solution),

so here remind to do this Remote Build Machine configuration on both STUHFL and STUHFL_demo solutions:

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regards,

Cedric.

Franco Bocalon
Associate II
January 21, 2021

Cedric,

Thank you. The Linux package missing was the error. Now I am facing with some include errors.

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I am checking if some include is missing or something else.

Regards

Cedric Dalban
ST Employee
January 21, 2021

Could you check all the files of each solution have been duly copied to the Raspberry by VS before the compilation is launched:

  • .../Middleware/clib/STUHFL/inc/*
  • .../Middleware/clib/STUHFL/src/*
  • .../Applications/STUHFL_demo/STUHFL_demo/*

if not you have a problem with remote access.

regards,

Cedric.

Franco Bocalon
Associate II
January 21, 2021

Cedric,

The files are copied into "project" folder. inc and src files are copied. "Application" folder is missing. Maybe because the compilation fails before?

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Regards

Franco

Cedric Dalban
ST Employee
January 21, 2021

"Application" is located in STUHFL_demo.

Please check the include path in project:

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It should at least contains ../../../Firmware/inc, /.inc and ./inc/platform (where is located stuhfl_platform.h).

Starting from scratch with the pure 2.3.0 environment is compiling correctly,

could you try with a pure environment ?

regards,

Cedric.

Franco Bocalon
Franco BocalonBest answer
Associate II
January 21, 2021

Cedric,

I am just unzipping the 2.3.0 SDK content and opening the solutiion in VisualStudio 2019. The includes shown are the same that I am seeing right now.

I am installing VS 2017 to check if works in this case.

Regards

Cedric Dalban
ST Employee
January 22, 2021

Hi Franco,

thanks for the update.

regards

Cedric.