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Hello,I suspect there's example code for reading and writing serial data through the USB comm port (ST-link cable) on the Nucleo boards using the HAL libraries. Can anyone point me to one? I've seen the printf() example which is half way there. Th...
Hello,If I understood correctly the a hard fault exception handler should catch all exceptions that do not have a specific handler that should execute when they are thrown. For example: if I enable button interrupts(say falling edge) and configure EX...
systick was getting disabled with __disable_irq() . is it possible to use __disable_irq() without causing any effect to systick?
Hi, I've had an STM32F411 development board for sometime and have done hobby projects with practically every peripheral on the board (audio output, mic, accelerometer, gyroscope, etc) programming both with and without the HAL. I'm now interested in ...
we are trying to read the line voltage register in the energy meter(em6400ng) using mod bus RTU over RS-485 protocol. we are assembling the packet in an array and sending it to the energy meter using DMA. also we are receiving the packet in a buffer...
Hi all,I'm faced with a strange issue: updating the RTC calendar does not seem to be possible after a wake-up from standby mode.I have a piece of code that updates the RTC calendar (date and time are uint32_t):// rtc disable write protection RTC->...
Hi everyone ,We are using our custom bootloader firmware to update our main firmware.To do that we set a flag at a specific location at RAM and reset the MCU.The flag size is 1 byte.At the bootloader firmware read the data from RAM and if this data m...
Hello, I am using nucleo stm32f429zi. I want to add MCP3304 SPI with my controller. It works properly, but my spi clock is 1.325MHz, which means my channel sample rate will be 1.325MHz/21=63095Hz (sample rate for 4 differential channels). so each ch...
Is there any 32-bit ST microcontroller that contain WiFi in it?
