Bare metal STM32F767 MCU programming with ST-Link V2
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‎2020-04-27 1:07 PM
Hello
I have a question about writing hex file in MCU (STM32F767xx) without a development board.
I want to draw my PCB schematic but I am confused about which pins are used to flash the memory.
I tried finding it on the datasheet but with no luck. Could you please give me directions ?
Also, datasheet claims that on boot-up the MCU uses internal RC oscillator and switches to external one if software commands to. So can I exclude external oscillator and stick with that one only without any major issues ?
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‎2020-04-27 1:59 PM
Read AN4661. :)
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‎2020-04-27 1:27 PM
If you use SWD then pins SDIO SWCLK and optional SWO for debugging. Internal RC oscillator is less precise then external and more temperature depend.
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‎2020-04-27 1:59 PM
Read AN4661. :)
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‎2020-04-27 2:11 PM
OK thanks, got it. I would rather go with external oscillator then
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‎2020-04-27 2:12 PM
pretty much what I was looking for
