So this question arises because the jumpers 3 and 6 of the board switch between either Audio or Ethernet, and I'm not sure in what capacity they're mutually exclusive or not.As an example imagine an application for audio streaming over Ethernet:can I...
The Acquired PDM signal is from VM3000 mic and PDM2PCM conversion using stm32f745?could the acquired values be played as loopback to verify whether the acquired sound is in audible frequency to human ears? How could this be validated? all suggestions...
Hi,How are you all doing?To our application we integrated ST cellular stack to work with QUECTEL Modem M66 and all required features are working expected.Now we decided to integrate lwIP stack from ST and use PPP protocol.I made the initial settings ...
I see there are sequencing functions, but have found no examples or documentation on how to use them. I need to be able to RX an address, then a pointer, and then either read or write data on a restart, multiple bytes, then a stop.By sequencing funct...
STM32G473 svd file (used in STCubeIDE in SFR view) shows FDCAN message RAM as if it was another instance of FDCAN peripheral
I'm trying to implement a bootloader for my application and need to shift my application to a higher address. I've updated the linker script such that the application starts at address 0x08040200 and this seems to work. However, when I start debuggin...
Hi guys.. I am trying to read the usb stick with STM32F746... I am always stucked becasue it doesn't read anything... Can you please help me ? Thanks a lot
Hi, Like old topic says : https://community.st.com/s/question/0D50X0000BbNEpXSQW/fatfs-emmc-always-frdiskerror?t=1573783271738 I`m trying to build project for STM32H743 with STM32CubeMX, and use eMMC for my storage space.eMMC : Micron 4GBManager Fil...
I use STM32L041 and trying to erase it through Bootloader UART. I am working on the 115200 baud rate and all bootloader commands work perfectly except Erase. I am using the Extended Erase command trying to erase all the chip:0x44+0xBB-WaitACK; 0xFF+0...