2024-09-26 03:30 AM
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2024-09-26 04:13 AM
Those are not ST boards.
It's a 3rd-party project - nothing to do with ST:
You will have to try to contact the "STM32-base project" for details about their products.
Maybe you can find something in their GitHub?
Maybe you'd be better off sourcing from a supplier which can provide documentation & support?
Maybe just get a Nucleo board?
2024-09-26 03:39 AM
You need to give more details:
Show where you found these boards - give links.
@ArthurDo wrote:I cannot find any document with a full description of its characteristics and differences.
If you're looking on sites like Alibaba, ebay, Amazon - that is to be expected. It's why they're cheap!
2024-09-26 04:04 AM
I found ver.2 here https://stm32-base.org/boards/STM32F407VGT6-STM32F4XX-M.html
And ver.4 was sent to me as a picture, that's why the question appeared. Does it even exist?
2024-09-26 04:13 AM
Those are not ST boards.
It's a 3rd-party project - nothing to do with ST:
You will have to try to contact the "STM32-base project" for details about their products.
Maybe you can find something in their GitHub?
Maybe you'd be better off sourcing from a supplier which can provide documentation & support?
Maybe just get a Nucleo board?
2024-09-26 07:13 AM - edited 2024-09-26 07:14 AM
@Andrew Neil wrote:You will have to try to contact the "STM32-base project" for details about their products.
Actually, it seems that the "STM32-base project" is just a listing - it's not their product:
So you'd have to try to find a contact for "DevEBox".
Good luck with that !
Again, probably easier to just get a Nucleo - possibly even cheaper, when you consider that also includes a genuine ST-Link ...