NUCLEO-C562RE getting started

[thetallnomad]

Hello All,
I have the NUCLEO-C562RE board and I wanted to get started with it. But I am lost and not able to find any documentation related to architecture manual or user manual. I am new to ST boards, previously I used Aurix TC375. Has someone here in the community used this board or similar one and know how to work around it? It would be really helpful.

Thanks

[TDK]

A user manual is available on the documentation page of the board. This is board-specific.

https://www.st.com/resource/en/user_manual/um3615-stm32c5-nucleo64-board-mb2213-stmicroelectronics.pdf

https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/nucleo-c562re.html#documentation

 

The Reference Manual tells how the chip operates at a register level:

https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers-microprocessors/stm32c562re.html#documentation

 

[thetallnomad]

Thanks for the documents.

I wanted to create a project in CubeMX and I dont see this STM32C5 series board options. I couldn't find it in MCU selector or board selector option. I could only see STM32C0.

Is there any specific version of CubeMX to be installed? I want the libraries and drivers for this board to write any application code or use FreeRTOS on it.

What I couldnt find from the above links you shared is the architecture manual. I wanted to know the address range of peripherals to write my own drivers or low-level APIs.

Any inputs here would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[Andrew Neil]

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@thetallnomad wrote:

Is there any specific version of CubeMX to be installed? 

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The C5 is a new family - it uses the new CubeMX2.

But it seems that's not available yet.

See also: STM32CubeMX2.,

[LCE]

So there's no examples / CubeMX support out there yet?

If not, when can we expect that?

[LCE]

> What I couldnt find from the above links you shared is the architecture manual.

> I wanted to know the address range of peripherals to write my own drivers or low-level APIs.

 

You should find this in the Reference Manual and datasheet, follow the link TDK gave you before:

> The Reference Manual tells how the chip operates at a register level:

> https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers-microprocessors/stm32c562re.html#documentation

[Andrew Neil]

New Knowledge base article just dropped:

How to get started with STM32C5 microcontrollers

 

PS:

And another:

How to create a new project with STM32CubeMX2

 

PPS:

In Developer News: 

STM32Cube Ecosystem for STM32C5 series

Introducing STM32CubeMX2, a new flavour of STM32CubeMX tool

[Amel NASRI]

Keep an eye to the list of articles with label STM32CubeMX2. You can subscribe to get notification about any new article there.

-Amel

[mƎALLEm]

Hello,

STM32CubeC5 package is now available here for download.

And CubeMx2 is available here for download: