Posted on September 27, 2017 at 05:09Hi, I have a small custom board using an STM32L0xxx.The RTC is running as expected in run mode.When I enter Standby mode the RTC appears to stop.The MCU is in standby most of the time, it wakes up for about 2 to ...
Hello,when I'm trying to flash my program into the STM32 board, I get a message telling that no debug info.. and break at address "0x808a7c4"this is the assembly code at that address: ldr r0, [pc, #4] ; (0x808a7cc)can someone help me to solve thi...
i'm using two boards for develop, at now.One board is a nucleo-h743zi. and other board is using a STM32H743IIK processor.It is the same program, and I wonder why it does not work on the Nucleo-board and on the STM32H743IIK board under development.Nuc...
Hi,I'am using STM32F103RE. i have enable 3 usart for GSM modem(USART1), Debug(UART4) and GPS(UART2). now i need to collect data under interrupt routing. it should be something like this, this is for ATMEL:D ISR(USART0_TX_vect) { byte myChar= UDR0...
Can I use NUCLEO-H755ZI-Q board instead of NUCLEO-F746ZG board in X-CUBE-MEMSMIC1 software? It seems to me that the boards are very similar.
I work with evaluation board STM32G474-EVAL1. Some peripherals are connected to Multi function expander (STM32L152CCT6) which is accessed via I2C. Where can I read the proticol specification?
Hi ST community,In my project I have created a task to post Data to AWC server.the function call stack looks like below:stack size is 70*12 wordsAWC_Task(){ GPRS_SetConnection() // establish connection PH2_exeAWCcmnds() }PH2_exeAWCcmnds() // executed...
I'm using a P nucleo vl6180 I would like to have if it is possible to write my source code in C ++ knowing that I have an ARM C compiler to compile v5.06 update 6
Hello all,I have created an embedded device (based on a STM32F4) where I can communicate with it via both USB HID and also commands via the UART interface (with a FTDI serial cable) and a terminal interface. I have also created a test application (wr...
Please note that contrary to as listed in Atollic's SFR viewing tool during debug, the backup registers (BKP) start at 0x40006C04 not 0x40006C00 as convential wisdom would suggest.
