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Hello, I use the ST67W611M1 module in station mode with activated DHCP client. For a generic configuration of my software I want to use the Wifi_GetHostAddr() function to acquire the IP for a given host name. The problem is, that the DHCP client only...
I want to use the esim ST4SI2M0020TPIFW, it has an EP, the datasheet doesnt mention if it needs to be connected to ground or not, does anyone know if it needs to be connected?
I created a KNX communication module using ST KNX, but when the KNX Bus voltage is transmitted, the waveform is ringing, resulting in a communication error. I am using the recommended value of 68 Ω for the external resistor RTX on pin R68. Please giv...
I simply can't figure out how to generate this pulse with my STEVAL-IOM001V1 board. Even the supplied code (en.stsw-iom001) doesn't make me any wiser.
What's the max DC powerline voltage I can use with the X-NUCLEO-PLM01A1 expansion board? Asked another way, what's the max voltage I can connect to the PLM_CONNECTOR C1?
Hi all,I’m working with a new ST67W611M1A6BTR Wi-Fi module on a customized STM32H745 board.I followed the official X-NUCLEO-67W61M1 and NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q passthrough example, and I am able to communicate with the module (UART passthrough to PC works, a...
I have a SPIRIT1 DK_2.2.1 dev kit, with two motherboards and two STEVAL-IKR002V3D transciever boards with EEPROM.When I run two of the SPIRIT1 DK - Application v2.2.1 (one per motherboard) and set one for TX and the other for RX with default settings...
Good morning everyone,I purchased the X-NUCLEO-BNRG2A1 board, and I am interested in using it as a standalone device rather than as a BLE shield for an STM32 microcontroller.According to the board specifications and pinout, this should be possible by...
A cursory search of the internet shows the Zephyr Community decided not to port the BlueNRG-LP for use with the Zephyr Framework/RTOS. The reason they gave (in 2023) was: "not planned". That seemed a bit vague to me. Though this is likely a questi...