How to program stm32f401 black pill with Arduino IDE?
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‎2020-10-26 7:40 PM
I have a stm32f401 black pill, question is can you program it with the st linkv2 on an arduino IDE ? and if yes is there any tutorials on this subject ? I have already been able to program the blue pill with no problems using the uploaded bootloader
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‎2020-10-30 4:42 AM
Hi @jstor.1the lost one​ ,
You can refer to my answer in this thread. The links provided there contains all details you need to get started with Arduino IDE for STM32 products.
-Amel
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‎2023-11-20 2:25 AM
The cited link (this link) is going to nirvana!!
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‎2024-01-10 9:06 AM
Hello @badiw ,
Thanks for being part of ST Community. The link has been recovered.
Regards,
Lina
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‎2024-01-10 9:15 AM
You need to install a boot loader to allow CDC / MSC connectivity, for update or drag-n-drop type operation.
The button should allow USB DFU connectivity if you connect the cable whilst pressing. From there tools like DfuSe or STM32 Cube Programmer should be able to push an object file inward.
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